Author: Jorge Pichard
Date: 15:25:02 07/04/05
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On July 04, 2005 at 17:56:27, Tord Romstad wrote: Engine Score Ph Gl S-B 1: Glaurung-frc 12.0/23 ········· 1011000=011001111=01001 132.00 2: Pharaon 11.0/23 0100111=100110000=10110 ········· 132.00 23 of 30 games played Name of the tournament: Arena tournament Site/ Country: CARLOS, United States Level: Tournament Game in 15 Minutes Hardware: AMD Athlon(tm) Processor 1202 MHz with 255 MB Memory Operating system: Microsoft Windows XP Professional Service Pack 2 (Build 2600) PGN-File: C:\Program Files\Arena\Arena.pgn Website: E-Mail Address: >On July 04, 2005 at 16:56:03, Jorge Pichard wrote: > >> Engine Score Ph Gl S-B >>1: Glaurung-frc 8.5/16 ············· 1011000=01100111 60.00 >>2: Pharaon 7.5/16 0100111=10011000 ············· 60.00 >> >> Engine Score Ph Go S-B >>1: Gothmog-frc 10.0/16 ·········· 111101=10=110010 60.00 >>2: Pharaon 6.0/16 000010=01=001101 ··········· 60.00 > >No significant difference at all, really. The only conclusion we can >draw from the above results is that all three engines are roughly >in the same ballpark when playing FRC. We can't claim that Gothmog >is stronger than Glaurung, nor that either engine is better than >Pharaon. > You are correct in reaching to that conclusion :-) >Because of the big difference in strength at normal chess, I think it >is very unlikely that Gothmog is really stronger than Glaurung at FRC. >I am playing a 100 game Noomen match between my two engines >right now, and after 52 games Glaurung is leading by a convincing >34.5-17.5 (+26, -9, =17). It is very possible that my experimental >and completely untested evaluation changes in the FRC version of >Glaurung hurt the playing strength, but I doubt that this is enough >to make it weaker than Gothmog. > >Again, thanks for testing my engines! It doesn't happen often that >I receive FRC games or results. :-) > >Tord No problem, I was just being curious :-) Jorge
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