Author: Bruce Moreland
Date: 14:52:25 01/26/99
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On January 26, 1999 at 16:25:17, KarinsDad wrote: >I'm glad that you are running other programs against the control. At what times >are you running the programs, on what type and speed processors, and what is >your matching criteria? One minute per move, you choose the processor, and a match is scored if you'd play the move at the end of the minute. I am flexible about the processor because I didn't want to split hairs over whether a P5/133 is X% slower than a P6/200 or whatever. I figured that a few people might run this on Crafty uing different hardware, and that might make show us what effect this had on match rate. This is a little too multivariate to make a good controlled experiment, but people will have reservations, possibly the same people, no matter what attempts are made to control the experiment better. I don't think it is possible to control it perfectly, so if you try to do so, people will point out the flaws anyway. bruce
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