Author: blass uri
Date: 01:52:22 04/18/99
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On April 17, 1999 at 23:32:09, ramon b. de robles wrote: >On April 17, 1999 at 15:44:42, Rajen Gupta wrote: > >>I understand that N 99 has a feature that allows it to modify its >>evaluation/opening book characteristics depending on the comp opponent it is >>playing. does this not mean that a different nimzo(however slightly) is playing >>each time the opponent changes. This IMHO an unfair test of Nimzo's capabilities >>(ie for the opponent). I would have thought that the fairest way of testing >>would be a default setting(which in the programmers opinion is the best, both >>for the engine as well as for the opening book) that would remain uniform >>irrespective of the comp opponent. >> >>I wonder whether the current method of testing is considered fair by the others? >> >>rajen Gupta > >most author would set the strongest engine based on default setting. maybe we >should ask the author of nimzo for his recommended settings. We do not need to ask. It is clear that he recommends anti-fritz against fritz, anti-Rebel against Rebel anti-Junior against Junior and the default setting against others. Uri
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