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Jesús Muñoz

Joined: 13 Jul 2011 Posts: 707 Location: Madrid, Spain.
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Post subject: Perft(14) estimate after averaging 54 MC perft samples. Posted: Fri Jan 20, 2012 3:27 pm |
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Hello:
I have been running other 27 MonteCarlo Perft(14) samples and this is what I get:
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perftmc 14 (GNU 5.07.173b w32):
28) m=6.188011e+019 sd=9.946225e+015 ci(99%)=[6.185449e+019,6.190573e+019] n=501279154 sdn=2.226887e+020 t=1794.44s
29) m=6.187823e+019 sd=1.083952e+016 ci(99%)=[6.185030e+019,6.190615e+019] n=501280058 sdn=2.426891e+020 t=1793.56s
30) m=6.190087e+019 sd=1.062835e+016 ci(99%)=[6.187350e+019,6.192825e+019] n=501279242 sdn=2.379609e+020 t=1794.03s
31) m=6.186841e+019 sd=1.001161e+016 ci(99%)=[6.184262e+019,6.189420e+019] n=501282355 sdn=2.241533e+020 t=1803.33s
32) m=6.186260e+019 sd=1.058766e+016 ci(99%)=[6.183533e+019,6.188988e+019] n=501278370 sdn=2.370498e+020 t=1802.84s
33) m=6.187918e+019 sd=1.047857e+016 ci(99%)=[6.185219e+019,6.190617e+019] n=501278678 sdn=2.346074e+020 t=1808.39s
34) m=6.187713e+019 sd=1.089137e+016 ci(99%)=[6.184907e+019,6.190518e+019] n=501279776 sdn=2.438498e+020 t=1794.05s
35) m=6.188263e+019 sd=1.121174e+016 ci(99%)=[6.185375e+019,6.191151e+019] n=501280644 sdn=2.510231e+020 t=1794.03s
36) m=6.187222e+019 sd=1.063405e+016 ci(99%)=[6.184483e+019,6.189962e+019] n=501279318 sdn=2.380886e+020 t=1797.12s
37) m=6.187374e+019 sd=1.057575e+016 ci(99%)=[6.184650e+019,6.190099e+019] n=501279868 sdn=2.367833e+020 t=1794.12s
38) m=6.186556e+019 sd=9.809724e+015 ci(99%)=[6.184029e+019,6.189083e+019] n=501280175 sdn=2.196327e+020 t=1796.73s
39) m=6.187162e+019 sd=1.029827e+016 ci(99%)=[6.184510e+019,6.189815e+019] n=501277766 sdn=2.305705e+020 t=1793.00s
40) m=6.188765e+019 sd=1.113190e+016 ci(99%)=[6.185898e+019,6.191633e+019] n=501281045 sdn=2.492355e+020 t=1813.12s
41) m=6.187547e+019 sd=1.037987e+016 ci(99%)=[6.184874e+019,6.190221e+019] n=501280995 sdn=2.323981e+020 t=1814.27s
42) m=6.189318e+019 sd=1.031386e+016 ci(99%)=[6.186661e+019,6.191975e+019] n=501279435 sdn=2.309197e+020 t=1829.69s
43) m=6.188305e+019 sd=1.050592e+016 ci(99%)=[6.185598e+019,6.191011e+019] n=501279973 sdn=2.352199e+020 t=1787.39s
44) m=6.185973e+019 sd=9.954686e+015 ci(99%)=[6.183408e+019,6.188537e+019] n=501281580 sdn=2.228786e+020 t=1789.70s
45) m=6.185511e+019 sd=1.036460e+016 ci(99%)=[6.182841e+019,6.188181e+019] n=501277568 sdn=2.320555e+020 t=1789.03s
46) m=6.188931e+019 sd=1.069488e+016 ci(99%)=[6.186176e+019,6.191686e+019] n=501280008 sdn=2.394508e+020 t=1801.38s
47) m=6.188533e+019 sd=1.025258e+016 ci(99%)=[6.185892e+019,6.191174e+019] n=501279859 sdn=2.295478e+020 t=1796.28s
48) m=6.188584e+019 sd=1.024875e+016 ci(99%)=[6.185944e+019,6.191225e+019] n=501280494 sdn=2.294622e+020 t=1796.48s
49) m=6.187672e+019 sd=1.142710e+016 ci(99%)=[6.184729e+019,6.190616e+019] n=501278206 sdn=2.558442e+020 t=1806.58s
50) m=6.187417e+019 sd=1.029176e+016 ci(99%)=[6.184766e+019,6.190068e+019] n=501280296 sdn=2.304251e+020 t=1802.50s
51) m=6.187121e+019 sd=1.047623e+016 ci(99%)=[6.184422e+019,6.189819e+019] n=501280150 sdn=2.345552e+020 t=1810.09s
52) m=6.188088e+019 sd=1.113788e+016 ci(99%)=[6.185219e+019,6.190957e+019] n=501279478 sdn=2.493689e+020 t=1804.67s
53) m=6.189411e+019 sd=1.098293e+016 ci(99%)=[6.186581e+019,6.192240e+019] n=501278721 sdn=2.458996e+020 t=1803.09s
54) m=6.188640e+019 sd=1.065530e+016 ci(99%)=[6.185896e+019,6.191385e+019] n=501280051 sdn=2.385646e+020 t=1804.02s |
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Averages after N = 54 MonteCarlo perft samples:
<m> ~ 61,881,120,367,616,500,000
<sd> ~ 10,495,306,430,406,300
<m>/<sd> ~ 5896.076
<n> ~ 501,279,504.33 |
I have included <n> (the average number of nodes per sample) which should be around 5.0128e+8 nodes. I am not an expert, but these results do not seem unreasonable.
I will be very busy for running more samples until mid February, so I postpone this Perft(14) estimate experiment for a while. I hope to exceed 100 samples, trying to get more accurate results.
Regards from Spain.
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