Author: Uri Blass
Date: 04:48:29 07/25/05
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On July 25, 2005 at 06:26:18, George Tsavdaris wrote: >On July 25, 2005 at 03:57:50, Uri Blass wrote: > >>On July 25, 2005 at 03:47:13, Andre van Ark wrote: >> >>>Hi, >>> >>>Fabien has the advantage that he could learn from postings and experiences from >>>other programmers and make use of existing programs like Crafty. >>> >>>The "programmers of the 90's" had to find out "the weel" by themselves, and that >>>consumes a lot of time. >>> >>>Nevertheless, I take my hat off for Letouzey, and off course also all other >>>chessprogrammers. >>> >>>André >> >>Fabien could learn from other programmers but the same for the commercial >>programmers and I do not see big improvement in programs like Tiger2004 or Deep >>Sjeng or Ruffian that are near the level of Fruit2 and not near the level of >>Fruit2.1 >> >>I also believe that next fruit will be stronger than Shredder9(I do not say that >>it will be stronger than next Shredder but of course SMK can learn from Fruit >>when Fabien cannot learn from Shredder). > > Nah, it wont be stronger by any means from S9. I think it's not stronger even >from S8 and i believe it's on the league of the S7.04......... >I'm not speaking about head to head battles(where it is also not stronger from >S9 & S8) but for competition with all engines....... Note that I talk about next fruit. I agree that Fruit2.1 is weaker than Shredder9. Fabien get improvement near 100 elo every time he release a new fruit. the difference between Fruit2.1 and Shredder9 is only near 50 elo. Simple math tell me that next fruit is going to be stronger than Shredder9(even if Fabien get this time only 70 elo. Fabien finished the evaluation of Fruit but there is a lot to improve in the search(for example extending every check and every single reply is a clear mistake and I will be surprised if Fabien get less than 70 elo improvement by this and by other tricks) Uri
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