Author: Micheal Cummings
Date: 21:35:32 04/08/99
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On April 08, 1999 at 21:59:06, Brian Smith wrote: >On April 08, 1999 at 20:11:31, Micheal Cummings wrote: > >> >>On April 08, 1999 at 12:44:44, Terry Ripple wrote: >> >>> Are these Settings that were Posted by Komputer Korner the CM6555 And Strongest >>> >>> Opening Book: Mentor.OBK >>> Style: >>> Attacker/Defender -15 >>> Strengh of Play 100 >>> Randomness of Play 0 >>> Depth 100 >>> Selective Search 10 >>> Contempt for Draw 0.0 >>> Transposition Table and Deep Thinking should Never be Off >>> >>> Positional: Material: >>> Queens:10.0,Rooks:5.5,Bishops:3.5,Knights:3.3,P:1.1 >>> Material/Positional 20 >>> Control of Center 90 >>> Mobility 115 >>> King Safety 160 >>> Passed Pawns 105 >>> Pawn Weakness 125 >> >> >>This is still debatable as to whether these are the strongest. I would still >>stust the current CM6000 settings as the best. >> >>I have been one of many on here that have been testing differnt settings. And >>have yet to find a clear winner. So no I would not say these are the best >>settings. But if you want to know, just do what we do, create a tournament >>between these settings and the CM6000 personality, and then put it on auto and >>let them play at whatever time settings you want. But you need to play quite a >>few, I say around 50 or more to get some idea as to which is the best > >I think it would be very hard to find a better personality for the reason that >you don't know how it will perform against other programs/humans (whatever rings >your bell). I found a personality which did very well against the Chessmaster, >yet when I tried it agianst another personality it didn't do as well and lost >most of the games. You also have to know that the chessmaster settings and the other GM personalities are not all that different. So if a GM personality does beat the CM6000 one, then I amnot surprised, but over allot of games, the CM6000 one will turn out to be better
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