Komodo 5 improves by very little at x30 time control, and comes second to Stockfish. Komodo seems to have a very strong eval for endgames, Stockfish a good eval and search, so that at longer TC it surpasses Komodo in solving tablebase wins. Rybka is the engine which needs most tablebases.
Could you send me the positions? I would like to try the latest Gaviota (w/o TBs, of course).
Miguel
I sent it to you via e-mail.
Gaviota (noTB) at 40moves/4 sec (~100ms/move) in a 2.4 Ghz machine won 57% of the games against Gaviota+TBs.
Gaviota excelled at all positions that lead to KBNK, was poor at KRKN and KBBKN, and intermediate at the rest.
Komodo 5 improves by very little at x30 time control, and comes second to Stockfish. Komodo seems to have a very strong eval for endgames, Stockfish a good eval and search, so that at longer TC it surpasses Komodo in solving tablebase wins. Rybka is the engine which needs most tablebases.
Could you send me the positions? I would like to try the latest Gaviota (w/o TBs, of course).
Miguel
I sent it to you via e-mail.
Gaviota (noTB) at 40moves/4 sec (~100ms/move) in a 2.4 Ghz machine won 57% of the games against Gaviota+TBs.
Gaviota excelled at all positions that lead to KBNK, was poor at KRKN and KBBKN, and intermediate at the rest.
Miguel
Wow! That's better than Houdini, Critter, Rybka at 3s/move on 3.6 GHz machine (on one core). That's extraordinary, you must have put a lot of endgame knowledge there. Curious how it improves at 40/120s.
On these 360 hard 3-4-5 TB mates in 30-40 moves, without EGTB at 3,000ms/move the results are (number of wins on won positions of the engines without EGTB against Houdini 3 enabled with 3-4-5 Nalimovs)
The numbers in parenthesis are improvements from 100ms/move. Stockfish performs the best and improves the most on TB positions, Rybka 4.1 and Junior 13 are the worst in finding endgame TB wins.