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Subject: Re: CM5500,CM6000,CM7000

Author: Tom

Date: 09:19:30 01/08/00

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On January 07, 2000 at 21:44:32, Stephen A. Boak wrote:

>>On January 07, 2000 at 19:10:00, Charles Unruh wrote:
>
>>Supposedly the same engine, could someone post the default settings of all 3
>>programs here so we can see if the engine has been changed somehow, or if it is
>>just these settings i Have 5500, and 6000 only.  If the settings turn out to be
>>the same, for all 3 progs then it would seem possible somehow the engine is
>>changed or is being effected in some way.
>
>I am not sure this is always a valid comparison, although it might be, without
>knowing the internal workings of the programs.
>
>Example--in Rebel Century I believe that adjusting the user-adjustable
>parameters will simply modify the internal parameter (not seen by the user) in
>the program by a certain percentage up or down.  The user doesn't know for what
>that internal parameter is--it might change from program version to program
>version, although the 'default' adjustable parameters may look the same.  If the
>internal parameter has changed, the fact that the adjustable parameters look
>identical to the user may not mean the programs are identical in weighting
>material and positional aspects during evaluation.
>
>I don't know if CMxxxx programs directly use the exact settings the user is able
>to modify, or if those user-adjustable settings cause the program to adjust some
>internal figures up or down, similar to the Rebel situation.  The adjustment
>might not be by percentage, as in the Rebel case, but by some scaling factor not
>obvious to the user.
>
>--Steve Boak

Therefore, the internal parameter for the King 2.55 in CM5000 may be different
from its internal parameter in TascBase 2.1 ?   (The user-adjustable settings
options are certainly different.)

Tom Nolan





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