Author: Joseph Ciarrochi
Date: 03:10:34 01/10/06
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But hiarcs 10 seems to get fairly killed on the cegt list, as does toga1.1 (http://www.husvankempen.de/nunn/cegtrating4040all.html#3). what do you think are the optimal conditions for toga and hiarcs to defeat rybka? (i am so tempted to buy hiarcs now) January 10, 2006 at 05:58:14, Thorsten Czub wrote: >On January 10, 2006 at 05:26:59, Joseph Ciarrochi wrote: > >>I simply do not know what to make of hiarcs. sometimes it seems to get killed by >>rybka (see post two lines earlier). Sometimes it seems to win. >> >>usually, it seems that engines maintain there relative order fairly well across >>machines, testing conditions, and time controls (excluding very short time >>controls) >> >>hiarcs seems to be quite variable. What the heck is going on???? >> >> >>On January 09, 2006 at 19:40:31, robert flesher wrote: >> >>>TINCAN, Blitz:30' 0 >>> >>> >>>1 Hiarcs 10 +14/-6/=16 61.11 22.0/36 >>>2 Rybka 1.01 Beta 7 32-bit +6/-14/=16 38.89 14.0/36 >>> >>>If anyone wants the latest games tell me. > > >together with toga1.1a hiarcs is one of the few programs that is capable to beat >rybka. > >i would say that rybka, toga and hiarcs play nearly in the same league. > >depending on hardware, software, setting (e.g. agg+hyp or other stuff) >and (also very important!) time control, you get this or that result. > >I am a little irritated which style robert is using and which machine >and which rybka version. > >others use other styles, other hardware and other rybka versions. >so the results are very difficult to relate to each other. > >some use big books, mainly that came with the prg's. others use one book for all >generated with only a few plies. others run from nunn or other test positions. > >it seems we can (looking in the different results) say overall that hiarcs is >one of the rare programs that is capable to really beat rybka. >this is IMO not that bad since rybka killed all kind of strong engines.
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