ChessGUI 0.233 and fairness
- if desired, ChessGUI 0.233 will automatically replay games with unfair book openings.
Test and report.
Matthias.
ChessGUI 0.233 and fairness
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ChessGUI 0.233 and fairness
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Re: ChessGUI 0.233 and fairness
You immediately abort the game if both engines agree that the opening was unfair enough?
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Re: ChessGUI 0.233 and fairness
after a series of such agreements.hgm wrote:You immediately abort the game if both engines agree that the opening was unfair enough?
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Re: ChessGUI 0.233 and fairness
I'll try it out later Matthias. Could you please give some detail about how this works?Matthias Gemuh wrote:ChessGUI 0.233 and fairness
- if desired, ChessGUI 0.233 will automatically replay games with unfair book openings.
Test and report.
Matthias.
Graham.
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Re: ChessGUI 0.233 and fairness
What exactly is unclear ?Graham Banks wrote:I'll try it out later Matthias. Could you please give some detail about how this works?Matthias Gemuh wrote:ChessGUI 0.233 and fairness
- if desired, ChessGUI 0.233 will automatically replay games with unfair book openings.
Test and report.
Matthias.
Graham.
If you pause a running tournament and peep into Unfair_Openings.txt, you will see why openings are accepted or rejected. Scores are in centipawns.
If rejected, the opening moves are recorded.
Matthias.
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Re: ChessGUI 0.233 and fairness
Sorry - didn't have a chance to open it and read before heading off to work this morning. I'll take a look later. Thanks for your willingness to add new features that will be useful to some people.Matthias Gemuh wrote:What exactly is unclear ?Graham Banks wrote:I'll try it out later Matthias. Could you please give some detail about how this works?Matthias Gemuh wrote:ChessGUI 0.233 and fairness
- if desired, ChessGUI 0.233 will automatically replay games with unfair book openings.
Test and report.
Matthias.
Graham.
If you pause a running tournament and peep into Unfair_Openings.txt, you will see why openings are accepted or rejected. Scores are in centipawns.
If rejected, the opening moves are recorded.
Matthias.
Graham.
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Re: ChessGUI 0.233 and fairness
Looks like a very useful feature Matthias. Thanks again.Graham Banks wrote:Sorry - didn't have a chance to open it and read before heading off to work this morning. I'll take a look later. Thanks for your willingness to add new features that will be useful to some people.Matthias Gemuh wrote:What exactly is unclear ?Graham Banks wrote:I'll try it out later Matthias. Could you please give some detail about how this works?Matthias Gemuh wrote:ChessGUI 0.233 and fairness
- if desired, ChessGUI 0.233 will automatically replay games with unfair book openings.
Test and report.
Matthias.
Graham.
If you pause a running tournament and peep into Unfair_Openings.txt, you will see why openings are accepted or rejected. Scores are in centipawns.
If rejected, the opening moves are recorded.
Matthias.
Graham.
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Re: ChessGUI 0.233 and fairness
Matthias - normally I'd replay a game if both sides evaluated the position as more than 0.70 for every move up till 12 moves out of book.
Is there a way that I can use your "fairness" settings to cover this?
Graham.
Is there a way that I can use your "fairness" settings to cover this?
Graham.
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Re: ChessGUI 0.233 and fairness
If book is 8 moves deep, Eval Threshold = 70, Opening Moves Limit = 20.Graham Banks wrote:Matthias - normally I'd replay a game if both sides evaluated the position as more than 0.70 for every move up till 12 moves out of book.
Is there a way that I can use your "fairness" settings to cover this?
Graham.
Current ChessGUI misses to consider the first ply after book. Shall be fixed.
Matthias.
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Re: ChessGUI 0.233 and fairness
Thanks.Matthias Gemuh wrote:If book is 8 moves deep, Eval Threshold = 70, Opening Moves Limit = 20.Graham Banks wrote:Matthias - normally I'd replay a game if both sides evaluated the position as more than 0.70 for every move up till 12 moves out of book.
Is there a way that I can use your "fairness" settings to cover this?
Graham.
Current ChessGUI misses to consider the first ply after book. Shall be fixed.
Matthias.
gbanksnz at gmail.com