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Subject: Re: Rybka preview plays Be4 in DB-Kasparov 2nd game 1997!

Author: Dann Corbit

Date: 13:20:24 12/20/05

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On December 20, 2005 at 16:13:13, Stuart Cracraft wrote:

>On December 20, 2005 at 15:47:41, piet de hoop wrote:
>
>>Hello
>>
>>I was just looking for some typical testpositions and came along this much
>>discussed one.
>>
>>Rybka (on a 1 GHZ laptop) wants to play Be4 (seee below analysis output) which
>>was actually played by DB.
>>The move that according Kasparov wasn't a move from a computer but from a human.
>>Perhaps Rybka is fine-tuned on this position?
>>
>>Regards
>>
>>Piet
>>
>>
>>[D] r1r1q1k1/6p1/3b1p1p/1p1PpP2/1Pp5/2P4P/R1B2QP1/R5K1 w - - 0 1
>
>If my dumb research program (eval = material value, pc/sq, and limited
>pre-search changes to the evaluation tables calculated once) can
>find Be4, it is not a special move!
>
>Poor Garry! Maybe he's still fuming after all these years...
>
>Stuart
>
>Alpha=-397 Beta=403 Maxdepth=9999999 MaxTime=1666666 xboard=0
>Itr/Max Mv   Time   Score Nodes PV
> 1/ 4  a2a7 43  0.00       46 a2a7
> 2/ 7  a2a8 31  0.00      516 a2a8 c8a8 a1a8 e8a8 c2e4
> 3/ 9  a2a7 23  0.01     2806 a2a7 a8a7 a1a7 c8d8
> 4/11  a2a7 27  0.02     6011 a2a7 a8a7 a1a7 c8d8 c2e4
> 5/13  a2a7 22  0.07    21271 a2a7 a8a7 a1a7 c8c7 a7a1 e8e7
> 6/15  c2e4 17  0.23    75684 c2e4 a8a2 a1a2 d6b8 a2a1 c8d8 a1d1
> 7/17  f2f3 12  1.27   397310 f2f3 a8a2 a1a2 e8d7 a2a1 c8d8 f3e4 d6e7
> 8/18  f2f3 16  2.37   742768 f2f3 a8a2 a1a2 e8d7 f3e4 d6b8 a2a1 b8a7 g1h1 c8d8
> 9/22  c2e4 11 12.49  3617889 c2e4 a8a2 f2a2 c8d8 a2a6 e8d7 a1a5 d8b8 a6c6 d7c6
>d5c6
>10/26  a2a7 17 46.21 13032318 a2a7 e8d8 g1h1 a8a7 f2a7 c8b8 c2e4 d8e7
>11/31  c2e4 11 144.64 41146939 c2e4 a8a2 f2a2 c8d8 a2a6 e8d7 a1a5 d8b8 a6c6
>12/33  c2e4 16 252.00 73195284 c2e4 c8d8 g1h1 a8a2 a1a2 e8d7 a2a7 d6b4
>13/

I see why Arena does not like your output.  No floating point allowed.
Scores should be in centipawns.



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