Author: Daniel Clausen
Date: 15:44:46 01/05/00
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Hi
On January 04, 2000 at 20:31:19, Gian-Carlo Pascutto wrote:
>On January 04, 2000 at 15:53:29, Daniel Clausen wrote:
>
>>I can't test against other engines, since the Crafty version I use doesn't show
>>the
>>number of q-nodes and Hiarcs also doesn't. :(
>
>I believe Der Bringer does, and i'll test the position with that one
>someday.
>
>>Note that the numbers above were for the initial position though. And my
>>q-search only includes captures. (no checks, or other extensions in qsearch)
>
>After 1. h3 I get over 46%. And I don't do check extensions nor anything
>else either. Hmmm...
>
>>For the position (7 plies)
>> 2rr2k1/1b3ppp/pb2p3/1p2P3/1P2BPnq/P1N3P1/1B2Q2P/R4R1K/ b - -
>
>This is from LCTII, right ?
No idea. It just happens to be one of my favourite sacrifices. Rubinstein was
black. Dunno who played with the white pieces.
>>I get:
>>#nodes=2'809'852
>>#q=545'239 [19%]
>
>I get 48.60%.
Since you find the move Rxc3, you obviously extend more during the
normal search or you do more during the q-search.
I'd like to see numbers from other engines. Maybe if some other
programmer reads this, he could give us some numbers? :)
>\begin{proud_mode}
>MINE DOES ! AND CRAFTY DOESNT ON THE SAME SYSTEM !
>\end{proud_mode}
>
>Whew...that felt good ;)
:-)) My engine sees the move in ply8 or ply9 - not sure now.
Kind regards,
-sargon
PS. Sorry that my replies take that long, but don't connect to CCC
during the day.
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