Author: Michael Cummings
Date: 16:28:17 12/21/99
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On December 21, 1999 at 19:10:41, Chessfun wrote: >On December 21, 1999 at 18:51:09, Michael Cummings wrote: > >>On December 21, 1999 at 17:14:05, Chessfun wrote: >> >>> >>>Finally....seemed like weeks. >>> >>>All games played on CM6K. Cel 433, 30 secs move, 3 rounds. >>> >>> >>>1. CM 5600 11 5 6 13.5 >>>2. CM 6666 11 6 4 13.0 >>>3. CM Bendorz 9 7 5 11.5 >>>4. CM 5500JS 7 6 8 11.0 >>>5. CM 6555 6 8 7 9.5 >>>6. CM Test2 6 8 7 9.5 >>>7. CM Test 5 7 9 9.5 >>>8. Chessmater 4 12 5 6.5 >>> >>>Thanks. >> >>How many double games were there. if you ever get the time again, I bet this >>list would look different if you did this again. How do I know this. I have >>played many more games than this with up to 6 if the settings you used, and >>still got no clear indication of which is the best. >> >>On top of my list for this time control is the CM6K standard settings, with >>selective search set at 10 > >I have to in the search for the best personality played thousands of games. > >Duplicates I'm not sure, is there a quick way to check I have 84 games. > >Top so far for me is CM 6666, though I haven't played that many with SS10 I will >now after your note. > >What is particularly frustrating at least I find is you create a personality >such as in this case with my test2. You play it individually with others and it >scores well. Typically I play 12 games against what I believe are the other >best. Then you play it in a tourney with all the others and it scores badly. >So, now more testing :-) >Thanks. Checking the doubles of games, I am not sure since I use chess databases not often, but in CM6K database or if you have another one. I am sure you can search for games having the same positions or if they are duplicates, Check with CM6K database and create one using these tournaments you have created for the personalities.
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