Changes in Arasan 23.1:
1) Disable book when running the "bench" command. Ensure tablebases and NNUE are initialized before it runs.
2) Support SIMD on older Intel/AMD chips. Default builds now assume at least SSE2 is available.
3) Fix #34 - specify C++17 for clang.
4) Various fixes to selfplay utility
5) New network, based on reinforcement learning from 280m positions
6) Singular extension changes. Allow some pre-search pruning during a singular search.
7) Some code cleanup and refactoring.
8) Fixes and cleanup to Makefiles, VC++ projects and CMakeLists.txt.
9) Output error messages related to intialization to stdout not stderr, and use the appropriate prefix (e.g. "info" for UCI).
Test run against 23.0.1, 2:0+1 time control:
5 141 551 276 27
2000 games, score: 54.48%%
ELO: 31.18 +-7.8 (95%)
LOS: 100.0%
Thank you!
Best regards, Alex
Chess engines and dedicated chess computers fan since 1981 macOS Sequoia 16GB-512GB, Windows 11 & Ubuntu ARM64. ProteusSF Dev Forum
Changes in Arasan 23.1:
1) Disable book when running the "bench" command. Ensure tablebases and NNUE are initialized before it runs.
2) Support SIMD on older Intel/AMD chips. Default builds now assume at least SSE2 is available.
3) Fix #34 - specify C++17 for clang.
4) Various fixes to selfplay utility
5) New network, based on reinforcement learning from 280m positions
6) Singular extension changes. Allow some pre-search pruning during a singular search.
7) Some code cleanup and refactoring.
8) Fixes and cleanup to Makefiles, VC++ projects and CMakeLists.txt.
9) Output error messages related to intialization to stdout not stderr, and use the appropriate prefix (e.g. "info" for UCI).
Test run against 23.0.1, 2:0+1 time control:
5 141 551 276 27
2000 games, score: 54.48%%
ELO: 31.18 +-7.8 (95%)
LOS: 100.0%
Hi Jon, that's not a quite healthy place for announcing your release ;-)
jdart wrote: ↑Tue Nov 09, 2021 9:42 pm
I assumed this was for new engines generally .
Thank you again Jon, your contribute is very appreciated and I add right now all the infos also in Promising 3000+ engines since it isn't a Stockfish derivative (I use your engine since much time before SF was released , together with Dr. Robert M. Hyatt's Crafty and other chess myths , so you are a CONFIRMATION of programming quality, not a promise )
ShasChess 19.3 by Andrea Manzo and Stockfish Team ELO 3700 (ITALY)
Is a strong Stockfish derivative GPLv3 compliant. The goal is to apply Alexander Shashin theory exposed on the following book : https://www.amazon.com/Best-Play-Method ... 936277468 to improve base engine strength
engine's behaviour on the different positions types (requiring the corresponding algorithm) :
Tal
Capablanca
Petrosian
the mixed ones
Tal-Capablanca
Capablanca-Petrosian
Tal-Capablanca-Petrosian
macOS Sequoia 16GB-512GB, Windows 11 & Ubuntu ARM64.
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