No, I haven't seen any.fenchel wrote:Ray, do you happen to know of a any test between TB and no-TB engines? E.g., SF dev with no syzygy vs SF dev + 6-man vs SF dev + 5-man?
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At short time controls I doubt it'd make much of a difference, i've done some experiments at blitz time control and didn't see a difference which makes sense because TB access is slow, but at longer time controls SF with syzygy should outperform SF without syzygy.fenchel wrote:Ray, do you happen to know of a any test between TB and no-TB engines? E.g., SF dev with no syzygy vs SF dev + 6-man vs SF dev + 5-man?Modern Times wrote:I do find it odd that tablebases were not used in the TCEC final. It is the de-facto world championship, showcasing the two top engines at their very best. Sure leave them out in some of the intermediate rounds to satisfy some people's curiosity, but not the final. Did it affect the result ? Who knows.fenchel wrote: Exciting stuff, many thanks to you for the commentary, and to Ray for running this.
Comparing this and your previous tournament to TCEC, it seems the main things distinguishing SF and K are (a) 16 core play, (b) endgame play (with/without TB), (c) imbalance eval.
(Of course, small sample blah blah.)
By test I mean really anything; e.g., a nice tournament like the one here, or a ELO-precise test of many quick games, or whatever.
For some reason, I can only find anecdotes about this comparison?
(Thanks either way, and sorry if I've missed some basic homework.)