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WhiteCore 0.2 64 JAWhiteCore stands as a strong C++ chess engine using efficiently-updatable neural networks for positional evaluation. It's the successor of BlackCore reimagined with focus on originality.
Nakshatra 0.1 64 jaAn XBoard protocol compatible chess and antichess variant engine.
CombiChess 1.0 64 jaCombiChess a "chess engine" that combines 3 engines into one. It works by asking 3 different engines what they think the best move is for a given position, and then applying some logic to determine what move to actually do. After initial testing, it seems like it can easily beat the strongest of the 3 engines on its own.
The rules that it uses are fairly simple:
If 2 out of 3 engines give the same best move, then do that move and cancel work of the third.
if all 3 engines say something else, listen to the 'Master engine'. The master engine is simply engine0
if all 3 engines agree, do that move.(actually, this never happens as work of the third engine is cancelled when the first two agree)
For the best results, the 3 engines that are used need to be as equal in strength as possible. If one of the three is slightly better, it is best to use that one as master/engine0, since CombiChess listens to the master when all engines give a different result.
Jim Ablett wrote: ↑Thu Jul 04, 2024 8:29 pm
https://github.com/tom0334/CombiChess
CombiChess 1.0 by Tom Friederich
CombiChess 1.0 64 jaCombiChess a "chess engine" that combines 3 engines into one. It works by asking 3 different engines what they think the best move is for a given position, and then applying some logic to determine what move to actually do. After initial testing, it seems like it can easily beat the strongest of the 3 engines on its own.
The rules that it uses are fairly simple:
If 2 out of 3 engines give the same best move, then do that move and cancel work of the third.
if all 3 engines say something else, listen to the 'Master engine'. The master engine is simply engine0
if all 3 engines agree, do that move.(actually, this never happens as work of the third engine is cancelled when the first two agree)
For the best results, the 3 engines that are used need to be as equal in strength as possible. If one of the three is slightly better, it is best to use that one as master/engine0, since CombiChess listens to the master when all engines give a different result.
Python src compiled to native windows executable with Nuitka.
Combines the power of 3 engines - Stockfish - Berserk - Obsidian (latest dev versions)
Windows build
https://drive.proton.me/urls/JPJD9DMYNR#Nb9SrrU8G91F
Jim.
Jim Ablett wrote: ↑Thu Jul 04, 2024 8:29 pm
https://github.com/tom0334/CombiChess
CombiChess 1.0 by Tom Friederich
CombiChess 1.0 64 jaCombiChess a "chess engine" that combines 3 engines into one. It works by asking 3 different engines what they think the best move is for a given position, and then applying some logic to determine what move to actually do. After initial testing, it seems like it can easily beat the strongest of the 3 engines on its own.
The rules that it uses are fairly simple:
If 2 out of 3 engines give the same best move, then do that move and cancel work of the third.
if all 3 engines say something else, listen to the 'Master engine'. The master engine is simply engine0
if all 3 engines agree, do that move.(actually, this never happens as work of the third engine is cancelled when the first two agree)
For the best results, the 3 engines that are used need to be as equal in strength as possible. If one of the three is slightly better, it is best to use that one as master/engine0, since CombiChess listens to the master when all engines give a different result.
Python src compiled to native windows executable with Nuitka.
Combines the power of 3 engines - Stockfish - Berserk - Obsidian (latest dev versions)
I compiled sse3 versions of the engines for universal compatibility. You can replace with your own versions.
Windows build
https://drive.proton.me/urls/JPJD9DMYNR#Nb9SrrU8G91F
Jim.
