Author: Sune Fischer
Date: 20:24:24 05/13/05
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On May 13, 2005 at 16:34:24, Christopher Conkie wrote: >If one found an engine had a very similar evaluation to another for example take >Skaki 1.19 which is still available....and then found that in 95% of positions >the same or very similar positions it reacted in the same way to another >engine....and then....if one took that and examined dates and release >times.....and.....found that there was a plausible and very real similarity >between the two. >Would that be at least halfway (if not much more) to an assumption that it was >one and the same (albeit developed further). > >[D]rnb1K1nr/ppppPppp/8/8/8/8/PPPPpPPP/RNB1k1NR b - - 0 1 > >Skaki 1.19: > 7 00:00 18.078 200.866 +319.00 Nh6+ > 8 00:01 60.124 150.310 +319.00 Nh6+ > 9 00:01 196.661 196.661 +319.00 Nh6+ > >I do not wish a witch hunt but by the same token wish that the kettle should not >ever attempt to call the pot black again. > >I was examining alot of engines.... > >http://www.talkchess.com/forums/1/message.html?425805 > >....as you can see..... > >There are broken evals and exactly the same evals, in the same positions. > >The figure +319 occurs in at least two engines and they show exceptionally >similar evals in many many positions. > >The dates fit as well. > >I would have sent you a mail but this topic seems to fit like a glove. > >What do you think and where does the smashing figure of +319 come from exactly? I've seen the 319 before with Arena so in this case I'd suspect the gui, it does funny things on some mate scores. -S. >Regards > >Christopher
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