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Subject: A test position for chess programs

Author: blass uri

Date: 13:17:09 02/23/99

3r1b1k/pp6/2n2q1p/2Bp1B1Q/5P2/1P4p1/P7/4R1K1 w - - 0 1

This position is from a correspondence game

White played 34.Re6(This is the best move and probably leads to a draw)

This is a hard position for chess programs.

Chessmaster6000 needed more than 20 minutes with ss=6
and almost 8 minutes with ss=10 on pentium200MMX

other programs are even slower and cannot solve it in a reasonable time.

I am interested to know What is the result of Hiarcs7 with selectivity=5,6,7.

Uri

• Re: A test position for chess programs Dann Corbit 10:09:53 02/24/99
  • Re: A test position for chess programs blass uri 10:32:07 02/24/99
    • Re: A test position for chess programs Dann Corbit 12:12:44 02/24/99
• Re: A test position for chess programs Vincent Diepeveen 08:46:14 02/24/99
  • Re: A test position for chess programs blass uri 11:03:09 02/24/99
    • Re: A test position for chess programs blass uri 13:31:29 02/24/99
• Re: A test position for chess programs Bruce Moreland 01:49:47 02/24/99
• Re: A test position for chess programs Dann Corbit 16:34:14 02/23/99

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