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Subject: Re: Shredder learning must be better than Fruit 2.2.....................

Author: Thomas Logan

Date: 04:34:45 10/21/05

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On October 21, 2005 at 03:59:30, Marc Lacrosse wrote:

>On October 20, 2005 at 22:34:23, Thomas Logan wrote:
>
>>On October 20, 2005 at 22:24:02, Russell wrote:
>>
>>>I think ur right Position learning might have little influence nevertheless,
>>>with more games it will eventually be a factor. Yes, Fruit was sort of
>>>"optimized" using strong opening books in the early stage. Just the Fruit's reg
>>>opening book always seemed quite strong to me anyways. only way to check is to
>>>first use both books for Fruit once again and see what happens. But the score
>>>will obviously be not part of the scorecard.
>>>
>>>Russell
>>
>>I agree fruits book is quite satifactory
>>
>>I was orginally concerned that it would severely limit
>>
>>the variety of play but it has not
>>
>>Tom
>
>Thanks for your kind comments on fruit's books quality !
>If you wish broadened variety of opening play, the second book in the package
>has it without too much performance drop.
>
>Marc

Thanks Marc

I have not found it necessary

Out of the 50 games played there were but 7 repeat openings classifications

not positions mind you but eco codes

The book works quite well for fruit

Tom



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