Author: Christophe Theron
Date: 08:27:48 01/21/00
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On January 21, 2000 at 10:55:45, Shep wrote:
>On January 21, 2000 at 10:22:24, Christian Koch wrote:
>
>>Two questions for the Rebel-Tiger:
>>
>>- How to set the path for the tablebases?
>
>Since Tiger doesn't use tablebases at present, I think it's not so important
>anyway. :)
>
>>- What are the strongest settings for the tiger?
>
>I'd stick with the default ones, but as I gathered from a posting in the Tiger
>vs. Diep thread, the Tiger running there is using "NSEW=MoreSel=1" (in the .ini
>file). However I haven't heard any definitive confirmation how this affects
>playing strength.
>I am currently experimenting with "NSEW=MoreSel=RiskySel=1", with and without
>"Anti-Human". Will keep y'all posted. :)
>
>---
>Shep
NSEW=MoreSel=1 is definitely better than the default settings (between 10 and 20
elo points I would say).
RiskySel=1 is horrible. Don't lose your time trying that.
I know you like to play with the undocumented settings, but this time you
couldn't guess.
RiskySel has to be set at least to 2. Higher settings (3, 4 and so on) result in
less speed gain but more reliable play. 1 is absolutely unreliable.
RiskySel is an attempt to increase the selectivity with a new method. But this
attempt failed.
The best value for RiskySel is the default value: 0 (disable this feature).
Christophe
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