Conditions:
-TC = 4'+2"
-Hash = 128 MB
-Book = Shredder12.ctg
-GUI = Fritz 11
-CPU = Athlon 64 3800+
HIARCS 14 WCSC was linked to Nalimov TBs.
- 12 Elo points downgrade face to Hannibal 1.4b.
SilvianR
Test no.1 (DiscoCheck w32 comparative)
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Sylwy
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Re: Hannibal 1.5 w32 comparative test
Hello !
Conditions:
-TC = 4'+2"
-Hash = 128 MB
-Book = Shredder12.ctg
-GUI = Fritz 11
-CPU = Athlon 64 3800+
HIARCS 14 WCSC was linked to Nalimov TBs.
- 12 Elo points downgrade face to Hannibal 1.4b.
SilvianR
Conditions:
-TC = 4'+2"
-Hash = 128 MB
-Book = Shredder12.ctg
-GUI = Fritz 11
-CPU = Athlon 64 3800+
HIARCS 14 WCSC was linked to Nalimov TBs.
- 12 Elo points downgrade face to Hannibal 1.4b.
SilvianR
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Sylwy
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Re: New JAVA Test 2015
Well, we have two new version releases written in Java: Carballo 0.9 and Fischerle 0.9.61. Both were well enhanced.
Here is my (comparative) test:
Below is my JAVA GRAND FINAL 2014 tournament. Just for comparison.
Cheers,
SilvianR
Here is my (comparative) test:
Below is my JAVA GRAND FINAL 2014 tournament. Just for comparison.
Cheers,
SilvianR
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Sylwy
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Re: 800 Elo Tournament
Just for fun !
SilvianR
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Re: New JAVA Test 2015
Hi Ruxy,
could you post the complete cross-table? I'd like to see how Fischerle 0.9.61 fared individually against each particular opponent.
NB: Strictly speaking, Fischerle 0.9.61 is a minor version, featuring only small changes compared to the major release Fischerle 0.9.60. While performing smaller testings on Fischerle 0.9.61 is fine, larger scale evaluations should be confined to the major Fischerle releases.
Are you intending to repeat your "Java Grand Final"?
Thanks!
Roland
could you post the complete cross-table? I'd like to see how Fischerle 0.9.61 fared individually against each particular opponent.
NB: Strictly speaking, Fischerle 0.9.61 is a minor version, featuring only small changes compared to the major release Fischerle 0.9.60. While performing smaller testings on Fischerle 0.9.61 is fine, larger scale evaluations should be confined to the major Fischerle releases.
Are you intending to repeat your "Java Grand Final"?
Thanks!
Roland
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Sylwy
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Re: New JAVA Test 2015
YES ! Just I must wait a bit for a new private chess engine written in Java ! A very good one !RolandoFurioso wrote: Are you intending to repeat your "Java Grand Final"?
Have a nice weekend !
SilvianR
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Sylwy
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Re: NEURAL NETWORK Tournament (after 72 games) !
Mr.Ruxy's new idea: NEURAL NETWORK Tournament ! 
Eight chess engines having advanced machine learning capabilities. Some great engines: a private one The Baron 3.33 of Mr.Richard Pijl, free stars like: Rhetoric 1.4.1, RomiChess P3L; KnightCap 3.7e..........
All learning capabilities are enabled for this tournament ! My intention is to extend this fight until 30.000 games !
Already some great chess masterpieces !
From Nirvana (and listing to Nirvana - The man who sold the world),
SilvianR
Eight chess engines having advanced machine learning capabilities. Some great engines: a private one The Baron 3.33 of Mr.Richard Pijl, free stars like: Rhetoric 1.4.1, RomiChess P3L; KnightCap 3.7e..........
All learning capabilities are enabled for this tournament ! My intention is to extend this fight until 30.000 games !
Already some great chess masterpieces !
From Nirvana (and listing to Nirvana - The man who sold the world),
SilvianR
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Re: NEURAL NETWORK Tournament (after 72 games) !
I for one am looking forward with excitement to see how these engines change their positions over the course of 30 thousand games. Thanks for this tournament! It is long over due as interest needs to be generated for engines that learn.
Just some information:
Back when RomiChess first got the ability to learn I had some conversations with Richard the author of The Baron. He wanted to include part of Romi's learning in The Baron. He did so with my blessing. I think he only added the 'reward/punishment' part of Romi's learning algorithm and not the 'monkey see monkey do' part. Although I am not sure. His implementation was a bit more refined than mine and it will be interesting to see how they progress compared to each other.
Just some information:
Back when RomiChess first got the ability to learn I had some conversations with Richard the author of The Baron. He wanted to include part of Romi's learning in The Baron. He did so with my blessing. I think he only added the 'reward/punishment' part of Romi's learning algorithm and not the 'monkey see monkey do' part. Although I am not sure. His implementation was a bit more refined than mine and it will be interesting to see how they progress compared to each other.
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Just step aside or you might have a bit of heat
Covid covid runs through the town all day
Can the people ever change their ways
Sherwin the covid's after you
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Sylwy
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Re: Zurichess-appenzeller w32 test
Hello !
-TC = 4'+2"
-Main hash = 128 MB
-Book = Perfect_2010.abk
-GUI = Arena 3.0
-CPU = Athlon 64 3800+
Zurichess-appenzeller w32 has 1770 Elo points CCRL 4/40. +120 Elo points face to Zurichess-aargau !
Cheers,
SilvianR
-TC = 4'+2"
-Main hash = 128 MB
-Book = Perfect_2010.abk
-GUI = Arena 3.0
-CPU = Athlon 64 3800+
Zurichess-appenzeller w32 has 1770 Elo points CCRL 4/40. +120 Elo points face to Zurichess-aargau !
Cheers,
SilvianR
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Sylwy
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Re: Carballo 1.1 test
Hello !
-TC = 4'+2"
-Main hash = 128 MB
-Book = Perfect_2010.abk
-GUI = Arena 3.0
-CPU = Athlon 64 3800+
Like marker:
Regards,
SilvianR
-TC = 4'+2"
-Main hash = 128 MB
-Book = Perfect_2010.abk
-GUI = Arena 3.0
-CPU = Athlon 64 3800+
Like marker:
Regards,
SilvianR
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Sylwy
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Re: NEURAL NETWORK Tournament (after 900 games) !
Hello CCC folks !
After 200 games/each engine (900 games per total)
1.-Rhetoric 1.4.1...........[86,00%]
2.-The Baron 3.33...........[85,50%]
3.-Hermann 2.8..............[69,00%]
4.-BBChess 1.3b.............[60,50%]
5.-RomiChess P3L............[53,25%]
6.-Bearded 44.5.............[52,50%]
7.-KnightCap 3.7e...........[30,00%]
8.-Neurone XXI..............[ 8,50%]
9.-neuroStock 2.0.1.........[ 4,75%]
The next calculation: after 400 games/each engine (1800 games per total).
Cheers,
SilvianR
After 200 games/each engine (900 games per total)
1.-Rhetoric 1.4.1...........[86,00%]
2.-The Baron 3.33...........[85,50%]
3.-Hermann 2.8..............[69,00%]
4.-BBChess 1.3b.............[60,50%]
5.-RomiChess P3L............[53,25%]
6.-Bearded 44.5.............[52,50%]
7.-KnightCap 3.7e...........[30,00%]
8.-Neurone XXI..............[ 8,50%]
9.-neuroStock 2.0.1.........[ 4,75%]
The next calculation: after 400 games/each engine (1800 games per total).
Cheers,
SilvianR