this is continuing a variation of a position posted at the rybka forum --
[d]n1QBq1k1/5p1p/5KP1/p7/8/8/8/8 w - -[/d]
Bc7!! wins outright. as soon as u input this into any engine w/in a second the ones ive tried will see that it mates.
how quickly do engines see this, without demonstration? do they play it at all or is it just pruned away?
test position from rybka board
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Re: test position from rybka board
This position arises almost every year in CCC.yanquis1972 wrote:this is continuing a variation of a position posted at the rybka forum --
[d]n1QBq1k1/5p1p/5KP1/p7/8/8/8/8 w - -[/d]
Bc7!! wins outright. as soon as u input this into any engine w/in a second the ones ive tried will see that it mates.
how quickly do engines see this, without demonstration? do they play it at all or is it just pruned away?
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Re: test position from rybka board
Yeah, this position occurs again and again!
Why?
Perhaps because it is not solved?
I wish this position will come up again and again - until it is solved.
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Why?
Perhaps because it is not solved?
I wish this position will come up again and again - until it is solved.
kind regards
Bernhard
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Re: test position from rybka board
It's matter of depth and selectivity !
The first moves seems very bad and so are prunned ... the depth to see they are good is very big. The engines will see it's winning if you let it ponder very long (or if you use a very very fast computer).
The first moves seems very bad and so are prunned ... the depth to see they are good is very big. The engines will see it's winning if you let it ponder very long (or if you use a very very fast computer).
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Re: test position from rybka board
How long?
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Re: test position from rybka board
Nobody knows until one let it run long enough ...
BBauer wrote:How long?
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Re: test position from rybka board
So you cannot say
"It's matter of depth and selectivity !"
It may very well be *never*
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Bernhard
"It's matter of depth and selectivity !"
It may very well be *never*
kind regards
Bernhard
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Re: test position from rybka board
Wrong this position is about zugzwang, engines are no good at it so that is the trick of the position. Zappa has solved this position after not enabling null move.Vinvin wrote:It's matter of depth and selectivity !
The first moves seems very bad and so are prunned ... the depth to see they are good is very big. The engines will see it's winning if you let it ponder very long (or if you use a very very fast computer).