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Subject: Re: New shredder 9/fruit test starting

Author: Fabien Letouzey

Date: 01:07:23 06/18/05

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On June 17, 2005 at 20:11:29, George Tsavdaris wrote:

>On June 17, 2005 at 18:57:27, Dann Corbit wrote:
>
>>This is a first pass test (high speed, 5'+1") -- just testing the interface now.
>>
>>This is done under the Shredder 9 classic GUI.
>>
>>  Program                                   Elo    +   -  Games Score  Av.Op.
>>Draws
>>1 Fruit 2.1 (Brian's Build; Dann's Bk)    : 2782  511 462    4  62.5 %  2694
>>25.0 %
>>2 Fruit 2.1 (Brian's Build; Gordon's Bk)  : 2782  511 102    4  62.5 %  2694
>>75.0 %
>>3 Fruit 2.1 (Gordon's Build; Gordon's Bk) : 2782  511 462    4  62.5 %  2694
>>25.0 %
>>4 Shredder 9 UCI                          : 2711  600 600    4  50.0 %  2711
>>0.0 %
>>5 Fruit 2.1  (Gordon's Build; Dann's Bk)  : 2441  379 262    4  12.5 %  2779
>>25.0 %
>>
>>I will run several hundred games over the weekend.
>
> I hope it will not be at this time control, right.......:-)
> My wish would be for classic time controls, but i know time is never enough for
>this to hit the one hundred limit of games...........So a factor of 20 seconds
>per move would make me happy......The final choice is yours of course..........!
>
> This damn Fruit(I observe this especially with TOGA II) seems to be the first
>free engine that threats the great and living at another galaxy Shredder 9! I'm
>sure that Shredder will show who is the boss...........In order for this to
>happen, i expect a 60% or more score..........
>
>>
>>My earlier test was definitely flawed, Shredder was using the default Arena book

Hi,

If you look at the per-engine details from Dann's previous tournament, you see
indeed Shredder scoring 60% vs. Fruit.

However most people will only look at the first ten lines it seems.

Fabien.




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