Author: Dann Corbit
Date: 21:18:55 12/19/05
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On December 19, 2005 at 13:21:26, paul bedrey wrote: >I'm picking up where I left off about 1.5 years ago in cobbing together a large >POSITIONAL testsuite. I've got both COVAX 1 and 3 marked for inclusion but its >been so long I can't remember any of the specifics. I think it was supposed to >be tested at 3 or 5 minutes. Anyway Rybka beta doe not agree with some of the >answers so I'm wondering if they are too subjective. Any opinions? I am doing a COVAX run right now. From: http://sccs.muldermedia.de/index.php?section=suites&subsection=covax Covax test suite results Covax 1 suite results Covax 2 suite results Complete Covax suite results Instructions on how to run the suites Covax 1 suite (10 min/position): Positions Program CPU Hash Solved pos. 7 Shredder II Pentium II 300 #1, 3, 10, 14, 21, 22, 25 6 Junior 4.3 Pentium 166 5 CSTal v.268 K6-200 4 Ferret v.281 Pentium Pro 200 Crafty 12.08 K6-233 Diep 1.57.20 Pentium 133 Phalanx VI Pentium 133 2 MChess Pro 7.0 Pentium Pro 200* 60 MB #10, 22 Rebel 9.0 Pentium Pro 200* 60 MB #3, 22 Junior 4.6 Pentium 200 MMX 32 MB MChess Pro 6.0 Pentium 133 Fritz 5.0 Pentium 166 Rebel 8.0 Pentium 120 Virtual Chess 1.02 Pentium 150 Gromit 1.2 486-100 Goliath Chess 1.1 K5-133 Phalanx V Pentium Pro 200 1 Hiarcs 6.0 (engine) Pentium Pro 200* 32 MB #9 Hiarcs 6.0 Pentium 133 Crafty 12.7 Pentium 120 MacChess 3.0 7300-180 0 Crafty 11.21 SGI 02 R10k/150 KnowChess 7.23.97 Cyrix P-166 * results with a star in the CPU column are by me Covax 2 suite (5 min/position): Positions Program CPU Hash Solved Comment 2 Hiarcs 6.0 (engine) Pentium Pro 200* 32 MB #1, 10 Nimzo 7.32 Pentium Pro 233* 32 MB #1,13 Hiarcs 7.0 Pentium Pro 200* 96 KB #10, 13 Rebel 8.0 Pentium 150 #1, 10 1 Rebel 9.0 Pentium Pro 200* 60 MB #10 took 5:08 for #1 Junior 5.0 Pentium Pro 200* 32 MB #10 MChess Pro 7.0 Pentium Pro 200* 60 MB #3 Fritz 5.01 Pentium Pro 200* 32 MB #3 Junior 4.6 Pentium 200 MMX 32 MB Genius 5.0 Pentium 150 #1 Comet A.75 Pentium 150 #14 Virtual Chess 1.02 Pentium 150 #10 0 Fritz 5.0 Pentium 150 Hiarcs 6.0 Pentium 150 * results with a star in the CPU column are by me Complete Covax suite (3 min/position) Points (xxx) Program CPU Hash A (xxx) B (297) #1 (58) #2 (52) #3 (33) #4 (52) #5 (38) #6 (64) xxx Hiarcs 6.0 (engine) Pentium Pro 200* 32 MB xxx 169 22 26 18 35 26 42 * results with a star in the CPU column are by me -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Instructions Set up the position(s) and let the program think for exactly 10 minutes (Covax 1), 5 minutes (Covax 2) or 3 minutes (Covax 3), respectively. The move the program would play at that time is the solution. If it corresponds to the solution given, you get one point (Covax 1&2) or as many points as indicated in the suite, including side solutions (Complete Covax), respectively. (Note that the Complete Covax suite is made up of two parts: Part A is a selection of the most important positions from Covax 1 & 2, Part B are 6 actual games taken from CM 5500's "Rate my play" feature.) In contrast to the Louguet test, it does not matter if the program finds the key move at 0:01 or at 4:59, as long as it would play it at the end of the time limit. Finally sum up all correctly solved positions and you get the final score.
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