FGRL, 60 sec + 0.6 sec - 7. Fire 8.1, 9. RubiChess 2.1, 62. Rodent IV 0.30, 78. Velvet v1.2.0, 85. Supernova 2.3

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FGRL, 60 sec + 0.6 sec - 7. Fire 8.1, 9. RubiChess 2.1, 62. Rodent IV 0.30, 78. Velvet v1.2.0, 85. Supernova 2.3

Post by fastgm »

FGRL rating list - 60 sec + 0.6 sec

Fire 8.1 (+96 to Fire 7.1)
RubiChess 2.1 NNUE (+129 to RubiChess 2.0 NNUE)
Rodent IV 0.30 (-3 to Rodent IV 0.22)
Velvet v1.2.0 (New: 2549)
Supernova 2.3 (New: 2439)

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Re: FGRL, 60 sec + 0.6 sec - 7. Fire 8.1, 9. RubiChess 2.1, 62. Rodent IV 0.30, 78. Velvet v1.2.0, 85. Supernova 2.3

Post by Alayan »

Fire 8.1: stealing Houdini 6's evaluation and doing worse than it. What a great job by Norman. :mrgreen:
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Re: FGRL, 60 sec + 0.6 sec - 7. Fire 8.1, 9. RubiChess 2.1, 62. Rodent IV 0.30, 78. Velvet v1.2.0, 85. Supernova 2.3

Post by kranium »

Alayan wrote: Mon Apr 26, 2021 2:58 pm Fire 8.1: stealing Houdini 6's evaluation and doing worse than it. What a great job by Norman. :mrgreen:
Thx...yes Fire is clearly superior at fast TCs.
Sadly, all those Stockfish patches you and Andrew directly applied to Ethereal...everything you took from SF (which remains completely unacknowledged on github and in the readme), and Ethereal is still mediocre at best? :roll: Time to move on from that grade 9 Programming in C class stuff! :lol:
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Re: FGRL, 60 sec + 0.6 sec - 7. Fire 8.1, 9. RubiChess 2.1, 62. Rodent IV 0.30, 78. Velvet v1.2.0, 85. Supernova 2.3

Post by mehmet123 »

Alayan wrote: Mon Apr 26, 2021 2:58 pm Fire 8.1: stealing Houdini 6's evaluation and doing worse than it. What a great job by Norman. :mrgreen:
Houdini 1.0 is based on RobboLito and there is too much Stockfish code in Houdini 5 and Houdini 6.

Can Norman Schmidt be more honest than Robert Houdart in computer chess programming?