Author: Ryan B.
Date: 12:05:23 10/20/05
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It is likely that Shredder uses both aggressive extensions and reductions making it hard to conclude anything from a fixed depth match. Of more importance is to find a move that shredder looks like it missed due to pruning issues then see if it is found at a greater depth. Was the branch cut or just shortened? My experiences with Shredder shows some of both. On October 20, 2005 at 04:08:21, Alvaro Jose Povoa Cardoso wrote: >No, I didn't do the test, because I don't have the software. >But my question has to do with the agressive pruning shredder is said to have as >well it's branching factor. >My doubt is that shredder must have a lot of holes in the search, because it >will probably skip importante lines due to the heavy pruning. So I think a good >test would be to do Crafty Vs Shredder at a fixed depth. This ofcourse if the >ply depth have the same meaning in both programs. >Has anyone have done such a test? >Maybe different programs but with the same idea? > >Best regards, >Alvaro Cardoso
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