noctiferus wrote:Hi, Swami.
I'm here again, after having overcome (more or less ) a health problem.
In your excel file relating elos to your results, did you include also the new (Total) column?
it would be interesting: where can I find your .xls?
Thx.
Enrico
Hi Enrico,
I hope you're well.
The total column is ofcourse included http://sites.google.com/site/strategict ... esults.xls
this excel file is bit old, and I will have to include some more engines that I've been currently testing.
Take care and best wishes,
Swami
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It's not Jing (which according to the site is used for visual conversation), It's SnagIt which is offered by the same company TechSmith
You can try a downloadable version. http://www.techsmith.com/download/trials.asp
Although I haven't tried it but here's this: http://www.etrusoft.com/
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Thx, Swami. I'll play with these numbers: hope to find(almost sure) a better fitting with "total" values (but, please, don't hold your breath waiting for the results ).
Can you run Houdini 1.01 as well. Since in my test it scored better overall but in especially in STS8 and STS9 it was much better 76vs82 and 77vs85 respectively. I will run both versions again to confirm results.
Thanks for posting this interesting information. Yes, the "Advancement of f/g/h pawns" is understandably difficult for engines. Most engines are reluctant to advance the castled king side pawns especially when the time control is 10 seconds per position.
In general, advancing the castled king side pawns creates weakness around the king side but in certain cases it is actually the best especially when the opponent can't exploit it, and that you can go for the attack on opponent's king. I have selected the positions which covers those "certain cases".
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