Author: Sandro Necchi
Date: 23:47:55 12/26/05
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On December 27, 2005 at 00:46:40, Alex Shalamanov wrote: >On December 26, 2005 at 10:00:37, Sandro Necchi wrote: > >>Alexander, >> >>Columbus' egg 9S is the best setting for Deep Shredder9/Shredder 9 and it has >>been until the exp. 9.13 became available. Now the latest 9.14 is the strongest >>one, but those are not available except to the beta testers. I think this >>setting is about 25 points better than std. one as came out in many test games. >> >> >>Columbus' egg 9s (Sandro) >> >>Queen = 99 >>100 >>Rook = 99 >>101 >>Bishop = 98 >>100 >>Knight = 99 >>100 >>Pawn = 100 >>100 >>Style = intelligent >>Combinations = all >>Forward pruning = 5 >>Selectivity = -1 >>Draw score = 0 >>King safety = 103 >>Center control = 103 >>Pawn structure = 103 >>100 >>Passed pawns = 110 >>112 >>Bishop pair = 101 >>100 >>Time usage = 100 >>Knowledge or speed = default >>Threads = 1 >> >>Ciao >> >>Sandro Hi Alexander, > >Thanx, Sandro. BTW, are you going to post 9.13 or 9.14 settings afterwards? These are not settings, but new version of the program with changes inside the program. The best setting for Shredder 9 is CE 9S, it is not possible to do a better setting as the program should be improved. The only thing that may improve the setting is pruning which may be better at 2 or 3, but this needs to be tested. > I think that the computer chess community would be willing to have them. Oh, > I know Stefan and you are currently working on Shredder 10. How do you rate > what the progress should be like between S9 and 10 in points? 9.14 is just the latest exp. version. Those will be made one after another until we will reach the level we want to release Shredder 10. Well, to me 100 points improvements is the very minimum as 150 would be better...I hope we can do even more. I would like 200! > >All the best, >Alexander Ciao Sandro
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