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Wating for Rybka 3 level?

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perejaslav wrote:Sources of robbo fit in well for Stockfish as I see
Who lives waiting dies hoping....perejaslav wrote: Wating for Rybka 3 level?
Glaurung/SF were around for a while before RL, so chances are that if there is a similarity, that would mean the opposite of what the original poster implied...mcostalba wrote:perejaslav wrote:Sources of robbo fit in well for Stockfish as I see![]()
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I was waiting here for this ! To see who was the first rockstart to come up with a line like that.
Congrats you won the chocolate cup !
These are the times I really like that SF is open source so that I don't need to stay silently at home while outside is storming but I can answer: "You have the robbo sources and the sf sources, please check yourself (or someone that knows how to do) how well robbo fits in sf"
I won't do the analysis for you also because I am not a third party and someone (like you) could come up saying I am cheating, so please, help yourself
Who lives waiting dies hoping....perejaslav wrote: Wating for Rybka 3 level?
Changes I see:mcostalba wrote: These are the times I really like that SF is open source so that I don't need to stay silently at home while outside is storming but I can answer: "You have the robbo sources and the sf sources, please check yourself (or someone that knows how to do) how well robbo fits in sf"
I won't do the analysis for you also because I am not a third party and someone (like you) could come up saying I am cheating, so please, help yourself![]()
...and they don't give even 1 ELO point more, I have reported on this forum already two months ago about this and found there is no increase, we kept the change only because code is cleaner written in this way.Gian-Carlo Pascutto wrote:
Changes I see:
- midgame and endgame scores packed into single integers (comes directly from Robbo)
Also this was already reported on the forum, actually by Bob that has "heard of" this idea from someone who privately sent him a message.Gian-Carlo Pascutto wrote: - singular extensions using move exclusion (idea directly from Robbo)
Actually this is very different from robbo and much more similar to SF 1.5.1 where the move count rule was already in. The BSR trick is really a small thing, not a functional change idea and even nothing that was not already available in literature.Gian-Carlo Pascutto wrote: - dynamic futility pruning margin depending on movecount (not directly from Robbo I think, but lending some general ideas, even the BSR trick)
Thanks, I hope SF sources will help you eitherGian-Carlo Pascutto wrote: Always glad to help
The war is already endedkingliveson wrote:The WAR begins![]()
Let me first of all say am a fan of SF and have seen it grow rapidly even before the release of... I will look at the latest improvement/compare and draw my own conclusion. But believe me, the war has just begun. You may not have to fight. I expect someone to come out and claim stockfish not to be original work soon. I really hate that am writing this and partaking in this discussion after the Christmas gift you guys just gave us...mcostalba wrote:The war is already endedkingliveson wrote:The WAR begins![]()
, sorry for the missed show opportunity. Gian Carlo posted some technical opinions and I had to answer technically.
I have absolutely no will to start answering on "religion" questions and similars.
As for the setup search, I guess that RobboLitto's setup search will simply get a hash hit and return instantly, so I'm not convinced you are really doing anything different. (I might be wrong, I haven't bothered to look more deeply at it)mcostalba wrote: But I would ask you to look better because the implementation in Robbo is, in our opinion, inferior to how the idea has been worked out in SF, to be more precise in Robbo there is a setup search to find if position fails low without tt move. In SF we completely skip that costly part and use TT table instead. So my guess is that if/when you and the other closed sources authors will copy this idea you will use the SF implementation has reference and not the robbo one![]()
I remember trying nullmove reductions but finding no gain. You've convinced me to try again.Thanks, I hope SF sources will help you either