Author: Graham Banks
Date: 20:53:49 04/03/05
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On April 03, 2005 at 19:18:44, Marc D wrote: >On April 03, 2005 at 14:29:50, Graham Banks wrote: > >>On April 03, 2005 at 10:50:05, Marc D wrote: >> >>>On April 03, 2005 at 09:12:06, Ray Banks wrote: >>> >>>>Shredder 9 GUI >>>>40 moves in 120 min repeating, 256MB Hash >>>>Dual Athlon MP2000+ with ponder on >>>>3-4-5 men EGTB >>>>own books * >>>>no learning >>>>6 cycles, 54 rounds, 270 games >>>> >>>>Round 35 >>>>Comment: Things are very close at the top ! >>>> >>>>21.5 - Hiarcs 9 >>>>21.0 - Shredder 9 >>>>20.5 - Junior 9 >>>>19.0 - Fritz 8 Bilbao >>>>17.5 - CM10th Cobra >>>>17.5 - Pro Deo 1.1 >>>>16.5 - Aristarch 4.50 >>>>14.5 - Gandalf 6 >>>>14.0 - Pharaon 3.2 >>>>13.0 - Fruit 2.0 >>>> >>>>* Fruit 2.0 does not have it's own book, but using a book downloaded from here: >>>>http://www.uciengines.de/Download/download.html >>>>Quote from author: Fritz book for Fruit: This book is created from a collection >>>>of drawn GM games and is optimized for the playing style of Fruit. >>> >>>i don't think this book is helping fruit in anyway or is it just do weak? >>> >>>hiarcs is doing a good job i wonder how the results are against shredder and >>>junior. can you post them? >> >> >>The Fruit book is fine - good solid openings, so you can't complain there. Play >>through the games as I do and you'll see this. This is a very strong tournament >>and Fruit is predictably struggling. Where were you expecting it to finish? >> >>Graham. > >I expected Fruit to be last or second last and i doubt that fruit could be >helped with any book because i think its too weak in the meantime to compete >successfully with the other engines although i did expect fruit to do better >against pharaon. >could you post the results fruit-pharaon? > >Marc Hi Marc, I'll see what I can find out from Ray. It would have been interesting to see how much better Fruit 2 Toga would have fared! Graham.
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