Author: Graham Banks
Date: 14:46:44 12/10/05
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On December 10, 2005 at 17:33:20, Joseph Ciarrochi wrote: >yes, i'm familiar with the 40 4 results, where fruit does much better....The >time controls i am using are distintively shorter. > >Also, I wonder how much of the rating on the CEGT are due to programs using >their prefered book versus programs bing forced to play a wide variety of >positions. >I'd really prefer a program that can handle all the chess positions well, >because the program is a tutor for me. What do i care if a program is brilliant >at handling some special lines in its book but does not know how to defend >against the yugoslov attack, for example? All CEGT testing is carried out using a unified book such as Harry Schapp's CEGT book or Sedat's Perfect 9 book. No porograms use their own books. Graham.
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