IQ5 for GradualTest

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Will Singleton
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Re: IQ5 for GradualTest

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I'm not sure how to score this. For example, are the 5 ply positions to be scored as "not found" if it takes 6 ply to find the move?
Uri Blass
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Re: IQ5 for GradualTest

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Will Singleton wrote:I'm not sure how to score this. For example, are the 5 ply positions to be scored as "not found" if it takes 6 ply to find the move?
It is not logical because plies are meaningless and only time to solve the problem is important.

Uri
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David Dahlem
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Re: IQ5 for GradualTest

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pedrox wrote:I

Anyway it is very interesting that the tests are as gradualtest or YATS (Prodeo), where not only a possibility but several

http://www.top-5000.nl/yats.htm

Pedro


Thanks for the link. The RELOT or Rebel ELO Test looks interesting. I may convert this test to the GradualTest format. It may be too easy for stronger engines though.

Regards
Dave