Author: Torstein Hall
Date: 15:52:06 01/12/06
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On January 12, 2006 at 04:16:34, Alex Shalamanov wrote: Both Shredder and Hiarcs has something that I miss a lot when using Rybka. That something is position learning. Working on a position with a chess engine is much more rewarding when the engine learns from going into a variation. So when you back up it remember the value of that line. Torstein >Fritz 9, Junior 9, Zappa (if there's ever going to be a commercial release), >Fruit, Hiarcs 10. They may be all right for the sake of testing or playing with >but using them as an analysis tool is not a big deal. >If you ask me, the best ones for a CC player are Rybka (even betas are much >better than the aforementioned commercial ones) and Shredder 9UCI. These >understand complex positional games much better than the CB-based products. >Rybka is only lacking some endgame knowledge, but it's only a matter of time >when it can have it. The best of all is to use them both searching in parallel >under one GUI like Shredder GUI. > >Best wishes, >Alexander
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