so toga is a angst-opponent for loop and hiarcs.
wow.
together with my data where toga1.3x4 is also an angst-opponent for toga1.2.1a it seems to be that the new toga1.3x4 is an angst-opponent for many programs.
wouldn't that be an indicator that this program could be strong ?
What is New in Toga II 1.3x4?
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Re: What is New in Toga II 1.3x4?
Yes,this is what I tried to say,but the future will say more....mclane wrote:so toga is a angst-opponent for loop and hiarcs.
wow.
together with my data where toga1.3x4 is also an angst-opponent for toga1.2.1a it seems to be that the new toga1.3x4 is an angst-opponent for many programs.
wouldn't that be an indicator that this program could be strong ?
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Re: What is New in Toga II 1.3x4?
I think Dr. Wael Deeb has a point regarding his observation. Pavel"s tournament link here http://www.chesspraga.cz/engine-turn.htm will explain why he feels this way. Pavel uses a different method in matching engines. He usually uses opening books that may be an advantage to another, which should have been a neutral book to be fair. But I believe that Pavel's reasons are unintentional. Since he builds opening books for his favorite engines like Spike (for example), on his he gives it a special treatment on his matches to test how well his book performs on any opponent engine he matches.Dr.Wael Deeb wrote:What's wrong to show that an awesome commercial engine is tested wrong against another engine and that it's losing because of broken test conditions?
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Re: What is New in Toga II 1.3x4?
Thank you sir for the constructive and logical point of viewDenis P. Mendoza wrote:I think Dr. Wael Deeb has a point regarding his observation. Pavel"s tournament link here http://www.chesspraga.cz/engine-turn.htm will explain why he feels this way. Pavel uses a different method in matching engines. He usually uses opening books that may be an advantage to another, which should have been a neutral book to be fair. But I believe that Pavel's reasons are unintentional. Since he builds opening books for his favorite engines like Spike (for example), on his he gives it a special treatment on his matches to test how well his book performs on any opponent engine he matches.Dr.Wael Deeb wrote:What's wrong to show that an awesome commercial engine is tested wrong against another engine and that it's losing because of broken test conditions?
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Re: What is New in Toga II 1.3x4?
maybe you both oversee the following:
for hiarcs performance with using its own book its not important
which opening book he uses for toga.
the result of toga is impressive and the hardware he uses is old but since he plays 90'+30" it is serious data.
it remains that pavels data, my data and also the results from rudolf klamert
http://f50.parsimony.net/forum202220/messages/22668.htm
show that this new toga is a killer.
all on serious hardware.
it says: Hiarcs 11.1UCI Book: Hiarcs own !Hiarcs 11.1UCI - Toga II 1.3x4/32 6.0:10.0 (1:5=10)
AMD Sempron 3000+, 128MB hash, 90m+30s, GUI Fritz 10, 5TB+EGBB.
download games here
Books: Hiarcs own, Toga change, new toga-ph-book.bin.
for hiarcs performance with using its own book its not important
which opening book he uses for toga.
the result of toga is impressive and the hardware he uses is old but since he plays 90'+30" it is serious data.
it remains that pavels data, my data and also the results from rudolf klamert
http://f50.parsimony.net/forum202220/messages/22668.htm
show that this new toga is a killer.
all on serious hardware.
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I have "cleaned up" this thread to remove the flaming and hopefully retain most of the substance.
I'd ask everybody to discuss the issues constructively, without losing their tempers and posting insults.
Regards, Graham (moderation)
I'd ask everybody to discuss the issues constructively, without losing their tempers and posting insults.
Regards, Graham (moderation)
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Thanks Graham for your efforts....
I was about to ask:
Is the new Toga realy stronger than the commercial Hiarcs 11.1 and stronger than the commercial LoopMP 12.32?
Please provide every known link or information which can be found,Thorsten already provided some links which by the way make me ask this question....
I was about to ask:
Is the new Toga realy stronger than the commercial Hiarcs 11.1 and stronger than the commercial LoopMP 12.32?
Please provide every known link or information which can be found,Thorsten already provided some links which by the way make me ask this question....
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Hi Wael,Dr.Wael Deeb wrote:Thanks Graham for your efforts....
I was about to ask:
Is the new Toga realy stronger than the commercial Hiarcs 11.1 and stronger than the commercial LoopMP 12.32?
Please provide every known link or information which can be found,Thorsten already provided some links which by the way make me ask this question....
CCRL testers are waiting for the egbb access bug to be addressed before testing Toga II 1.3x4 at 40/40.
However Shaun, who is a beta tester for Thomas, has tested Toga II 1.3x4 extensively at 40/4.
Shaun would be the best to ask as he'd know more than I do.
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Thanks for the reply Graham,
Let's hope that Shaun will spot some light on this issue as it seems that things are missed up regarding the new Toga's performance.....
Let's hope that Shaun will spot some light on this issue as it seems that things are missed up regarding the new Toga's performance.....
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Just to add that when Toga 1.2.1a appeared,it was a clear improvement and there was no doubt about that.....
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