Why VITRUVIUS is not tested by CCRL, CEGT etc?
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FriedmannC
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Why VITRUVIUS is not tested by CCRL, CEGT etc?
This amazing engine has an unique dynamic ans speculative style. Why isn't being tested, regardless the fact that comes as an Ivanhoe derivative?
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Graham Banks
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Re: Why VITRUVIUS is not tested by CCRL, CEGT etc?
http://computerchess.org.uk/ccrl/4040.l ... 11C_32-bitFriedmannC wrote:This amazing engine has an unique dynamic ans speculative style. Why isn't being tested, regardless the fact that comes as an Ivanhoe derivative?
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FriedmannC
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Re: Why VITRUVIUS is not tested by CCRL, CEGT etc?
Thank you very much Graham! 
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A Distel
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Re: Why VITRUVIUS is not tested by CCRL, CEGT etc?
Are there ratings of :Graham Banks wrote:http://computerchess.org.uk/ccrl/4040.l ... 11C_32-bitFriedmannC wrote:This amazing engine has an unique dynamic ans speculative style. Why isn't being tested, regardless the fact that comes as an Ivanhoe derivative?
Vitruvius 1.0H HEM x64
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Graham Banks
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Re: Why VITRUVIUS is not tested by CCRL, CEGT etc?
No.A Distel wrote:Are there ratings of :Graham Banks wrote:http://computerchess.org.uk/ccrl/4040.l ... 11C_32-bitFriedmannC wrote:This amazing engine has an unique dynamic ans speculative style. Why isn't being tested, regardless the fact that comes as an Ivanhoe derivative?
Vitruvius 1.0H HEM x64
Vitruvius 1.0C HEM x64
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FriedmannC
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Re: Why VITRUVIUS is not tested by CCRL, CEGT etc?
Vitruvius_1.1SE_HEM_x64 is is the latest version, 30 ELO points stronger than Vitruvius 1!! http://www.vitruviuschess.com/article/A ... ltati.html
So the sooner the tests begin, the better! At 40/40 and on CEGT at long time control: 40/120.
So the sooner the tests begin, the better! At 40/40 and on CEGT at long time control: 40/120.
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A Distel
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Re: Why VITRUVIUS is not tested by CCRL, CEGT etc?
Thank you for the information!FriedmannC wrote:Vitruvius_1.1SE_HEM_x64 is is the latest version, 30 ELO points stronger than Vitruvius 1!! http://www.vitruviuschess.com/article/A ... ltati.html
So the sooner the tests begin, the better! At 40/40 and on CEGT at long time control: 40/120.
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A Distel
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Re: Why VITRUVIUS is not tested by CCRL, CEGT etc?
Thank's for the information.Graham Banks wrote:No.A Distel wrote:Are there ratings of :Graham Banks wrote:http://computerchess.org.uk/ccrl/4040.l ... 11C_32-bitFriedmannC wrote:This amazing engine has an unique dynamic ans speculative style. Why isn't being tested, regardless the fact that comes as an Ivanhoe derivative?
Vitruvius 1.0H HEM x64
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geots
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Re: Why VITRUVIUS is not tested by CCRL, CEGT etc?
A Distel wrote:Thank you for the information!FriedmannC wrote:Vitruvius_1.1SE_HEM_x64 is is the latest version, 30 ELO points stronger than Vitruvius 1!! http://www.vitruviuschess.com/article/A ... ltati.html
So the sooner the tests begin, the better! At 40/40 and on CEGT at long time control: 40/120.
Yes, it is interesting information. Along with being complete bullshit.
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jefk
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Re: Why VITRUVIUS is not tested by CCRL, CEGT etc?
its certainly an interesting engine; but whereas with Gm's speculative
combinations can work, due to slight mistakes of the opponent
and/or psychology (Kasparov became world champ in such a way)
it not often works against engines as Houdini. But if these
guys -the Vitruv programmers- can conquer the horizon effect in
some way or another, or improve the way they already do it
then i think its a very promising engine.
This is what chess is all about.
jef
combinations can work, due to slight mistakes of the opponent
and/or psychology (Kasparov became world champ in such a way)
it not often works against engines as Houdini. But if these
guys -the Vitruv programmers- can conquer the horizon effect in
some way or another, or improve the way they already do it
then i think its a very promising engine.
This is what chess is all about.
jef