Author: enrico carrisco
Date: 19:08:30 12/26/05
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On December 26, 2005 at 22:00:06, Heinz van Kempen wrote: >On December 26, 2005 at 21:48:43, enrico carrisco wrote: > >>On December 26, 2005 at 21:40:14, Graham Banks wrote: >> >>>On December 26, 2005 at 21:24:50, Heinz van Kempen wrote: >>> >>>>Hi all, >>>> >>>>If you take a look at the individual stats (click engine name) you will see that >>>>worst ELO performance is against some engines where we still have few games >>>>(Jonny, Ktulu, Gandalf) and we also played many games against Rybka versions and >>>>Deep Shredder 2CPU 512 MB and Shredder 9 with ELO performance below average. So >>>>my guess would be that rating will increase as soon as we covered a wider >>>>spectrum of opponents. I prefer to have at least 2000 games to take any >>>>conclusions. >>>> >>>>We have diverse settings for Fruit, Shredder, Rybka. So it would be fair enough >>>>to test also Hiarcs with an alternative setting. Anyone can explain me what is >>>>influenced by the hypermodern setting? Any results available here? >>>> >>>>Best Regards >>>>Heinz >>> >>> >>>Hello Heinz, >>> >>>all I know is that if you use hypermodern, it is also advised to use aggressive >>>with it for best results. I'm sure Harvey will correct me if I'm wrong, >>> >>>Regards, Graham. >> >>No -- that is incorrect. It is an option to use both -- but it is Thorsten's >>feeling that they must be used together. I do not find this the strongest >>setting in my tests. >> >>-elc. > >Hi Enrico, > >okay, opinions differ as usual. I will try and play a bit, first with normal and >hypermodern, then maybe with aggressive and hypermodern. If one of those looks >promising tests will continue over many games hopefully. > >Best Regards >Heinz Hello Heinz -- I will respond to your email when I arrive home. I can say, however, that Mark shares my opinion on the possibilities of Hypermodern by itself but not combined with aggressive. Regards, -elc.
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