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Subject: Re: evaluation of rybka is not very close to fruit.

Author: William Penn

Date: 17:03:41 02/17/06

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I won't try to give examples here, but my impression is like Vincent's. I
regularly compare long analysis from Fruit and Rybka in infinite mode (usually
several hours run time) and their evaluations are remarkably similar, in
general. I haven't noticed any major exceptions. But that's just my impression,
I haven't researched or quantified it.
WP

• Re: evaluation of rybka is not very close to fruit. Thomas Mayer 05:15:11 02/18/06
• evaluation of rybka is very close to fruit. Orlando Mouchel 03:39:02 02/18/06
  • Re: evaluation of rybka is very close to fruit. Uri Blass 13:45:18 02/18/06
• Re: evaluation of rybka is not very close to fruit. Uri Blass 00:35:23 02/18/06
  • Re: evaluation of rybka is not very close to fruit. John Sidles 06:25:36 02/19/06
  • Re: evaluation of rybka is not very close to fruit. George Tsavdaris 02:23:42 02/18/06
    • Re: evaluation of rybka is not very close to fruit. Ryan B. 02:48:28 02/18/06
      • Re: evaluation of rybka is not very close to fruit. George Tsavdaris 03:16:46 02/18/06

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