Author: Jeremiah Penery
Date: 16:34:33 03/27/99
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On March 27, 1999 at 16:17:17, Peter Fendrich wrote: >Facing the fact that Crafty will not be public, I hurried to download the >current version and started to compare some statistics with my own program >Terra. > >What does these headings stand for in the Crafty output (given after the move is >computed and done): >fh: >pawns: is it extension for pawns moved to 6:th and 7:th row? >thrt: > >The others I think I understand... > >Thanks, >//Peter fh is the % of nodes searched that were fail-high nodes. I'm not exactly how they are computed. pawns is extensions done for passed pawns (reaching 7th, and some 6th ranks, I think) thrt is the amount of mate threat extensions done. It happens when null-move detects a mate threat, and possibly at other times (I'm not sure) Hope this helps. Jeremiah
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