Author: stuart taylor
Date: 13:14:04 02/27/00
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On February 27, 2000 at 11:12:06, blass uri wrote: >On February 27, 2000 at 07:03:53, stuart taylor wrote: > >>On February 27, 2000 at 04:59:17, Jeroen Noomen wrote: >> >>>On February 27, 2000 at 04:14:15, Johan Havegheer wrote: >>> >>>>Bad guess Jeroen, Little Goliath 2000 V2.0 gives Rc3 after only 1 second >>>>score starts at +1.34 and goes up to 2.50 after 28" and 3.29 after 1 minute >>>>All this on a AMD K6-2-400 Mhz. >>> >>>Sorry, but I don't count this as 'solved in 1 second'. In your case 1. Rc3 >>>is chosen on pure positional grounds. Only when the program sees that >>>1. Rc3 Qd8 is losing to 2. Nxe6! one can say that it sees through. Most >>>programs expect 1. Rc3 Nc5, which loses a piece but avoids the mate. >>> >>>So The King is still best, as it sees after only 8 seconds that 1. Rc3 Qd8 >>>is losing. LG2000 can't see this after only 1 second. See the score, which >>>is +1.34. This doesn't indicate that the program sees the whole sequence. >>> >>>Regards, Jeroen >> >>All this is childs play for Hiarcs 7.00 on k6-3 400mhz. It finds Rc3 instantly >>and after the reply Qd8, it replies to that Nxe6 instantly too. Or maybe I'm >>not being fair trying it out on Hiarcs? >>S.Taylor > >Maybe you gave Hiarcs the main line and tried the position after going back so >hiarcs could learn. > >My hiarcs7.32 cannot find Rc3 even after one minute so I do not believe that >hiarcs7 can find Rc3 in less than 1 second if it does not know the solution >before you start to test it. > >Uri I havn't noticed that my hiarcs 7.0 learning funtion functions, but if I might have fiddled arround with it and then it suddenly cottoned on, I would have thought not as what I actualy did was to use restricted plys. R-c3 took only one ply, but Nxe6 wasn't found after one ply, nor after two, but after three plys. If it had learned it I would expect it would come after one ply also. And 3 plys is by the way a small fraction of a second on my k6-3 400mhz. S.Taylor
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