Author: Kurt Utzinger
Date: 23:54:09 05/21/05
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On May 21, 2005 at 17:59:18, Chris Taylor wrote:
>On May 21, 2005 at 17:41:56, Ernest Bonnem wrote:
>
>>What was the time control ?
>>
>>I recently also played Shredder9uci against Toga, using Nunn 1, no opening book
>>(since opening book can go further than Nunn), no learning (but on a single
>>computer). What surprised me was that when I repeated the match, a few days
>>later, the result was quite a bit different.
>>It would be interesting to find out, by repeating for instance Shredder9-Toga,
>>if you obtain practically the same result (+ 10,= 4,- 6).
>>
>>
>
>I have noted the same in the time I have been doing the auto232. Guess it just
>shows that loads of games are needed to even out the swings and roundabouts.
>
>If I repeated the same games, I may find a different result, when the dust
>settled once more. That is the fun of computer chess.
>
>Chris
Hi Chris
But you don't take this as an example that this behaviour
could be due to the use of auto232?
Kurt
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