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Subject: Re: fruit defeats rybka in endgame test (barely)

Author: Uri Blass

Date: 02:42:12 12/29/05

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There are 2 problems with your test:

1)position are not balanced and there are cases that only one side can win

For example in the following position only white can practically win

[D]8/4k3/r4pp1/pR6/P4KP1/5P2/8/8 w - - 0 1
[D]8/5b2/1k2p1p1/2NpP1P1/1K1P4/8/8/8 w - - 0 1 "]

2)The endgame are too simple and in almost all of them there is a single piece
per side when rybka's main problem is before that but in time that is still
considered to be an endgame.

Uri

• Re: fruit defeats rybka in endgame test (barely) Sune Larsson 03:52:22 12/29/05
  • Re: fruit defeats rybka in endgame test (barely) Uri Blass 04:47:36 12/29/05
    • Re: fruit defeats rybka in endgame test (barely) Sune Larsson 05:05:46 12/29/05
    • Re: fruit defeats rybka in endgame test (barely) Uri Blass 04:57:44 12/29/05
      • Discourse and Logical Argument --Tests, Results, Conclusions & Strength Stephen A. Boak 13:44:18 12/29/05
      • Re: fruit defeats rybka in endgame test (barely) Sune Larsson 05:27:12 12/29/05
• Re: fruit defeats rybka in endgame test (barely); sune any suggestions? Joseph Ciarrochi 03:08:50 12/29/05
  • Re: fruit defeats rybka in endgame test (barely); sune any suggestions? Sune Larsson 04:08:31 12/29/05
    • Re: fruit defeats rybka in endgame test (barely); sune any suggestions? Uri Blass 04:42:33 12/29/05
      • Re: fruit defeats rybka in endgame test (barely); sune any suggestions? Sune Larsson 05:17:45 12/29/05

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