Author: pavel
Date: 04:33:45 05/01/05
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On May 01, 2005 at 05:21:52, Dieter Buerssner wrote: >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 Dieter, does book learning work under Chessbase as a UCI engine? Maybe that's the problem, both program are using book learning. Cheers, pavs
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