Author: Matthew Hull
Date: 16:19:53 08/24/05
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On August 24, 2005 at 17:50:45, Peter Berger wrote: >On August 24, 2005 at 14:24:13, Matthew Hull wrote: > >>All except for the Berger book. >> >>;) > >That's an issue I already thought about seriously last year. > >2004 I decided to post in detail how the book was done at CCC (including *all* >sources, the major one being Larry Kaufman) , so that anyone should have been >able to simply redo it in case he/she was determined enough. But with the CCC >search engine not being updated , this message is probably lost in cyberspace >forever. > >I'd actually simply release it for download right now, if people interested to >download understand how such a book is done and supposed to work. It is 100% >deterministic for once at any given point in time, so it will of course suck >terribly in a match against an engine that has a booklearner . > >So Bob was also correct to point out that there were *always* some minor changes >between rounds, but the book that played in the final one is as close to the >WCCC2005 book as you can get . > >I have no problem at all to provide the source or the books.bin itself for >download somewhere - it's just that I don't think it will be *that* useful. Is >there some demand ? There is always Turino next year. Either you or someone might want to dust it off next spring. :) > >Peter
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