Author: Michael Cummings
Date: 14:58:42 12/25/99
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On December 24, 1999 at 19:10:41, Chessfun wrote: > >All games 30 min per side on Cel 433. No double games. 6 round tourney. > >1. CM Test is the personality posted here at CCC sometime in Sept by Shep I >think, I don't recall if it was ever named. >3. CM 6000 Sel.10. Standard CM with SS 10 has deep thinking OFF ?? >6. CM 6000SS10. is the same as above but with deep thinking ON ?? > > W L D Score >1. CM Test 9 5 16 17.0 >2. CM Bendorz 9 6 15 16.5 >3. CM 6000 Sel.10 10 8 12 16.0 >4. CM 6666 12 11 7 15.5 >5. CM 5600 9 10 11 14.5 >6. CM 6000SS10 5 14 11 10.5 > >Although only a small selection it would seem illogical that deep thinking off >should score more than deep thinking on. > >Thanks. You can play another 4 series of these games and I bet you will get different results as to the order. Plus you should check for doubles in games. One time in 8 games I had three that were exactly the same as games previously played. One time I played 20 games each with 5 personality settings, and when I played the next 20 games for each, the setting that was last in the first 20 games, won the second series of games. CM6k with SS=10 lead most of my tests which range into the hundreds for many time settings. What you should do is, play a game between two settings, then reverse the same game. so you start playing from the last part of the opening moves, that way you will test the personalities from the position after they play the opening. That will give you a more accurate testing of the personalites. That way you will see how they play using the same openings and what they do after it. You do not have to be sure where the opening moves end. CM6K will usually see and play all the moves very fast till it is at the stage where the opening ends. So when one game ends, take all moves back to the start, switch personalities so the other plays the other colour, move ahead to about move 7 and start the game from their.
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