Author: Dieter Buerssner
Date: 02:21:52 05/01/05
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On April 29, 2005 at 21:52:51, pavel wrote: >What other nice hidden features are out there in YACE? :) I wish, I had written all down ... >http://www.pavs.org/opening_statistics.txt >(6411 games) > >I didn't understand this: >BXX: +350 =197 -357 ( 49.61% in 904 games) > >Yace played this opening 904 times, how did it loose more than half of the games >in this position? Isn't it suppose to "avoid" bad position leading to "loosing >postions", learned from previous games? Günther already mentioned, that this was almost average. Are you using book learning (I know, that you use position learning)? Position learning alone will not affect book choices at all. Is Aristarch using book learning? >If you want I can send you the games, or print the opening stats for every 1000 >games. Thanks, I fear I will not find the time, to look over all this carefully. It might be interesting for a book cooker. One would then probably also want to have a comparision to results with longer time controls, before making conclusions. Günther, yes, some of those look rather extreme. Feel free to look at the games and send comments :-) Cheers, Dieter
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