Test no.1 (DiscoCheck w32 comparative)

[Sylwy]

S R



[pgn]
[Event "Sunfish_28_09_2014_Test4"]
[Site "SILVIAN"]
[Date "2014.10.25"]
[Round "1"]
[White "Sunfish_28_09_2014"]
[Black "Frank 0.58"]
[Result "1-0"]
[BlackElo "2200"]
[ECO "C10"]
[Opening "French"]
[Time "21:59:59"]
[Variation "Rubinstein, 5.Nf3 Ngf6 6.Bd3"]
[WhiteElo "2200"]
[TimeControl "40/300:40/300:40/300"]
[Termination "normal"]
[PlyCount "87"]
[WhiteType "program"]
[BlackType "program"]

1. Nf3 e6 {(e7-e6) -0.22/4 0} 2. Nc3 c6 {(c7-c6) -0.18/4 0} 3. d4 Nf6
{(Ng8-f6) -0.61/4 0} 4. e4 d5 {(d7-d5) -0.63/4 0} 5. e5 Ne4 {(Nf6-e4)
-0.76/4 0} 6. Nxe4 dxe4 {(d5xe4) -0.69/4 0} 7. Ng5 h6 {(h7-h6) -0.32/4 0}
8. Nxe4 Qa5+ {(Qd8-a5) -1.62/4 0} 9. Qd2 Bb4 {(Bf8-b4) -1.69/4 0} 10. c3
Qd5 {(Qa5-d5) -1.77/4 0} 11. Bd3 Be7 {(Bb4-e7) -1.73/4 0} 12. O-O Nd7
{(Nb8-d7) -1.59/4 0} 13. Qe2 f5 {(f7-f5) -1.67/4 1} 14. Nd6+ Bxd6 {(Be7xd6)
-0.46/4 0} 15. Bc4 g6 {(g7-g6) -1.68/4 0} 16. Bxd5 cxd5 {(c6xd5) -7.56/4 0}
17. exd6 Kf7 {(Ke8-f7) -7.63/4 0} 18. Bf4 g5 {(g6-g5) -7.53/4 0} 19. Bd2
Nf6 {(Nd7-f6) -7.51/4 0} 20. f4 Ne4 {(Nf6-e4) -7.32/4 0} 21. fxg5 hxg5
{(h6xg5) -7.27/4 0} 22. c4 Nxd2 {(Ne4xd2) -6.25/4 0} 23. Qxd2 dxc4 {(d5xc4)
-7.18/4 0} 24. Qxg5 Rh7 {(Rh8-h7) -7.34/4 0} 25. b3 b5 {(b7-b5) -7.33/4 0}
26. Qe7+ Kg6 {(Kf7-g6) -10.39/4 0} 27. Qe8+ Kf6 {(Kg6-f6) -8.23/4 0} 28.
bxc4 bxc4 {(b5xc4) -8.06/4 0} 29. Rae1 Rg7 {(Rh7-g7) -7.99/4 0} 30. a3
Rxg2+ {(Rg7xg2) -6.42/4 0} 31. Kh1 Rg4 {(Rg2-g4) -7.22/4 0} 32. Qc6 Rb8
{(Ra8-b8) -8.31/4 0} 33. d7 Bxd7 {(Bc8xd7) -9.33/4 0} 34. Qxd7 Rb6
{(Rb8-b6) -9.33/4 0} 35. d5 Ra6 {(Rb6-a6) -9.48/4 0} 36. Rxe6+ Rxe6
{(Ra6xe6) -10.51/4 0} 37. dxe6 Re4 {(Rg4-e4) -12.47/4 0} 38. e7 f4 {(f5-f4)
-13.61/4 0} 39. Rxf4+ Rxf4 {(Re4xf4) -13.42/4 0} 40. e8=Q Rf1+ {(Rf4-f1)
-14.41/4 0} 41. Kg2 Rc1 {(Rf1-c1) -18.64/4 0} 42. Qee6+ Kg5 {(Kf6-g5) -M5/4
0} 43. Qg7+ Kh4 {(Kg5-h4) -M1/4 0} 44. Qgh6# 1-0
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[Sylwy]

SilvianR

[Sylwy]

A new test for this wonderful chess engine written in Python is ready !
I understand,of course, CEGT & CCRL are extremely busy with derivatives .
Well, Mr.Ruxy for this is here ! He has a lot of CPU time, knows how to run a Python (or Ruby, or Haskell, or.....) chess engine !

My final verdict: Python_28_09_2014 has around 1130 Elo points (tested at 4'+2" TC).

The final cross-table:



THANK YOU, Mr.Thomas, for your superb chess engine written in Python !

From tomorrow : tests for Haskell chess engine Barbarossa of Mr.Nicu Ionita (of course never tested by IPON, TCEC, CCRL or CEGT) !

Night regards,
SilvianR

[Sylwy]

Hello CCC forum !


Despite the mysterious & unexpected disparition of my extremely dear EU quality kitten on CCC forum (that happened yesterday night CET ), Herr Ruxy hardly works to a new & important test !

Conditions:

-Hash=basically 64 MB (Lovelace has a fixed hash)
-TC=5'/40 moves (with repetition)
-GUI=Arena 3.0
-CPU=Athlon 64 +3800

Barbarossa 0.01 is written in Haskell (the best Haskell chess program ever) by a Romanian living (now) in Austria: Mr.Nicu Ionita !
AdaChess and Lovelace are two chess programs written in ADA !

Fortunately two engines have a rating on CCRL (4/40):

-AdaChess 2.0..................1611 Elo
-Philemon C......................1589 Elo



If you like the true chess game, below you can see how Barbarossa 0.01 crushed (some minutes ago) AdaChess 2.0. Beautiful ! Over this Stock of fishes o.o.oo.5 !



[pgn]
[Event "Barbarossa 0.01 Test2"]
[Site "SILVIAN"]
[Date "2014.10.30"]
[Round "11"]
[White "Barbarossa 0.01"]
[Black "AdaChess 2.0"]
[Result "1-0"]
[BlackElo "2200"]
[ECO "B19"]
[Opening "Caro-Kann"]
[Time "19:26:18"]
[Variation "Classical, 7.Nf3 Nf6 8.h5"]
[WhiteElo "2200"]
[TimeControl "40/300:40/300:40/300"]
[Termination "normal"]
[PlyCount "65"]
[WhiteType "program"]
[BlackType "program"]

1. e4 c6 2. d4 d5 3. Nc3 dxe4 4. Nxe4 Bf5 5. Ng3 Bg6 6. Nf3 Nd7 7. h4 h6 8.
h5 Bh7 {(g6h7 f1e2 g8f6 e1g1 e7e6) -0.38/5 6} 9. Be2 {(Bf1-e2 Qd8-a5+
Bc1-d2 Qa5-a4 Be2-d3) +0.76/4 4} e6 {(e7e6 c1f4 f8b4 f4d2 b4d6 d2c3 g8f6)
-0.38/6 10} 10. O-O {(O-O Bf8-d6 Bc1-d2 Ng8-f6 Nf3-h2) +0.56/5 6} Bd6
{(f8d6 f3d2 d6g3 f2g3 d7f6 d2c4) -0.16/6 10} 11. Nd2 {(Be2-d3 Ng8-f6 Bd3xh7
Rh8xh7) +0.40/4 3} Ngf6 {(d6g3 f2g3 g8f6 d2c4 e8g8) +0.22/5 10} 12. Nc4
{(Nd2-c4 Bd6-c7 Bc1-d2 O-O Bd2-b4) +0.24/5 5} Bc7 {(d6e7 c1d2 e8g8 d2a5
d7b6) +0.14/5 9} 13. Bf3 {+0.16/4 4} Qb8 {(d8b8 g3e2 h7e4 f3e4 c7h2 g1h1
f6e4) +0.09/5 9} 14. b3 {(b2-b3 Bc7xg3 f2xg3 Qb8xg3 Bc1-a3) -0.04/5 7} Bxg3
{(c7g3 f2g3 b8g3 c1e3 e8c8) +0.73/5 9} 15. fxg3 {(f2xg3 Qb8xg3 Bc1-a3
Nf6-e4 Kg1-h1) -0.04/5 5} Qxg3 {(b8g3 c1a3 f6e4 d1e1 d7f6 e1g3 e4g3)
+0.63/5 19} 16. Ba3 {(Bc1-a3 Nf6-e4 Qd1-e1 Qg3xe1) -0.04/4 9} Nb6 {(d7b6
c4d6 e8d7 d6f7 h8e8 f7e5 d7c7 a3c5) -1.03/6 31} 17. Nd6+ {(Nc4-d6+ Ke8-d7
Rf1-e1 Nb6-d5 Nd6xf7 Rh8-f8) +1.16/5 9} Kd7 {(e8d7 d6f7 h8g8 a3d6 g3h4
d6e5) -0.94/5 8} 18. Nxf7 {(Nd6xf7 Rh8-f8 Nf7-d6 Kd7-c7 Qd1-d2) +1.40/5 19}
Rhc8 {(h8c8 d1e2 b6d5 f7e5 d7c7 a3c5) -0.88/5 8} 19. Qe2 {(Qd1-e2 Nb6-d5
Ba3-d6 Nd5-f4) +1.56/4 6} Nbd5 {(b6d5 e2e5 f6e4 f3e4 g3e3 f1f2 h7e4 e5g7)
-0.77/5 8} 20. Bxd5 {+1.72/4 8} Nxd5 {(f6d5 f7e5 d7c7 f1f7 c7d8 f7d7 d8e8
d7b7) -1.80/5 8} 21. Ne5+ {(Nf7-e5+ Kd7-c7 Rf1-f7+ Kc7-b6 Qe2-c4 Qg3-c3
Ba3-c5+ Kb6-a5) +4.52/5 12} Kc7 {(d7c7 f1f7 c7d8 a3d6 g3f4 e5c6 c8c6 d6f4
h7c2) -6.71/5 11} 22. Rf7+ {(Rf1-f7+ Kc7-b6 Ba3-c5+ Kb6-a5 Ne5-c4+ Ka5-a6
Nc4-d6+ Bh7-d3) +4.68/5 14} Kb6 {(c7b6 a3c5 b6a5 e5c4 a5a6 c4d6 h7d3 c2d3
c8c7 e2e6 g3d3) -3.70/5 8} 23. Bc5+ {(Ba3-c5+ Kb6-a5 Ne5-c4+ Ka5-a6 Nc4-d6+
Bh7-d3 Qe2xd3+ Qg3xd3) +4.64/5 20} Ka5 24. Nc4+ {(Ne5-c4+ Ka5-a6 Nc4-d6+
Bh7-d3 Qe2xd3+ Qg3xd3 c2xd3) +4.64/4 6} Ka6 {(a5a6 c4d6 h7d3 c2d3 c8c7 d6e4
g3h4) -3.85/5 8} 25. Nb2+ {(Nc4-b2+ Bh7-d3 Nb2xd3 Qg3-e3+ Qe2xe3 Nd5xe3)
+4.76/4 9} b5 {(b7b5 a2a4 d5c7 a4b5 a6b7 a1a7 a8a7 b5c6 b7c6 c5a7) -3.98/5
9} 26. a4 {(a2-a4 Nd5-c7 a4xb5+ Ka6-b7 Qe2xe6 c6xb5) +8.28/5 13} Nc7 {(d5c7
a4b5 a6b7 b5c6 b7c6 a1a7 a8a7 c5a7) -3.98/5 8} 27. axb5+ {(a4xb5+ Ka6-b7
Qe2xe6 Kb7-b8 Qe6xc6 Bh7xc2) +8.56/5 9} Kb7 28. bxc6+ {(b5xc6+ Kb7xc6
Ra1-a6+ Nc7xa6 Qe2xa6+ Kc6-d5 c2-c4+ Kd5-e4) +M4/5 30} Kxc6 {(b7c6 a1a6
c7a6 e2a6 c6d5 c2c4 d5e4 a6e6 g3e5 e6e5) -M10/5 10} 29. Ra6+ {(Ra1-a6+
Nc7xa6 Qe2xa6+ Kc6-d5 c2-c4+ Kd5-e4 Qa6xe6+) +M4/4 7} Nxa6 {(c7a6 e2a6 c6d5
c2c4 d5e4 a6e6 g3e5 e6e5) -M9/4 0} 30. Qxa6+ {(Qe2xa6+ Kc6-d5 c2-c4+ Kd5-e4
Qa6xe6+ Qg3-e5 Qe6xe5+) +M4/4 9} Kd5 31. c4+ {(c2-c4+ Kd5-e4 Qa6xe6+ Qg3-e5
Qe6xe5+) +M3/4 11} Ke4 32. Qxe6+ {(Qa6xe6+ Qg3-e5 Qe6xe5+) +M2/4 4} Qe5 33.
Qxe5# {(Qe6xe5+) +M2/4 6} 1-0
[/pgn]

An image from this event (copyrighted !):



Salutations to my kitten (I think he is still here) !

S R

[Sylwy]

Barbarossa 0.01, Philemon C & AdaChess 2.0 are very closed chess engines. All around 1600 Elo !

S

R

[Sylwy]

Only +40 games from yesterday !
Extremely sorry !
But................tomorrow will be the first round in the Presidential Elections here in Romania. Mr.Ruxy (and his team[his EU kitten, his both Shepherd Dogs, even Frau Ruxy] ) are very busy ! An uber secret: here -in IASI - Herr Klaus Werner Johannis (the Mayor of Sibiu - Hermannstadt) is by far the favourite ! By far !



The cross-table:



Regards,
S R

[Sylwy]

Well, in CCRL 4/40 here is the situation of ProChess 1.02AD (the best chess engine written in Basic) - after TWO years and only 10 GAMES played (I think the electricity costs a lot of money in West ):



The engine author is Mr.Edoardo Manino/Italy.

Below is my test:



I think ProChess 1.02AD has 2200 Elo points (CCRL 4'/40 moves).

An extras: like Mr.Ruxy anticipated in the previous post - Herr Klaus Werner Johannis was on the first place in IASI City in the Presidential Elections 2014 (the 1-st round) !!! A superb team work !!! The socialists (well, I say socialists because I want to be polite ) are debusolated here !!!

http://24-ore.ro/2014/11/klaus-iohannis ... piul-iasi/



S R

[Sylwy]

Hey CCC !

Here's the final cross-table for Barbarossa 0.01. Mr.Nicu Ionita created an amazing chess engine in Haskell ! CONGRATULATIONS !



I think Barbarossa 0.01 has a bit over 1600 Elo points (CCRL 4/40).
Untested in both CCRL & CEGT !



S R

[Graham Banks]

Well, in CCRL 4/40 here is the situation of ProChess 1.02AD (the best chess engine written in Basic) - after TWO years and only 10 GAMES played (I think the electricity costs a lot of money in West ):

Did you try looking at the 40/40 list where ProChess 1.02AD has 720 games for a rating of 2179?

http://computerchess.org.uk/ccrl/4040/c ... ess_1_02AD

[Sylwy]

Well, in CCRL 4/40 here is the situation of ProChess 1.02AD (the best chess engine written in Basic) - after TWO years and only 10 GAMES played (I think the electricity costs a lot of money in West ):

Did you try looking at the 40/40 list where ProChess 1.02AD has 720 games for a rating of 2179? [Mr.Graham Banks' question]

http://computerchess.org.uk/ccrl/4040/c ... ess_1_02AD

Yes, of course ! I specified already - in "CCRL 4/40" (the first red portion in my inquisitorium ) ! I never tested at long TC !

Have a nice day !
Herr RuxyS