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From: | Joseph Heled |
Subject: | [Bug-gnubg] Re: No more need to panic about backgame play anymore |
Date: | Wed, 08 Jan 2003 17:26:53 +1300 |
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Neil Kaz wrote:
Joseph wrote :2 ply filters are default. set evaluation movefilter 2 0 2 3 0.1 set evaluation movefilter 2 1 0 0 0Neil replies: I didn't know how to change the evaluation move filters. So I just ran it 2-ply default with the new version 13. As I type this (800 games), GNU is winning from the backgame side almost as much as Snowie 4 3 ply did. And the cubeless equity for the backgame is -.576 (note SW4 was -.554) This is about what I'd expect since I do feel SW4 plays it just a little bit better, noting that this really isn't enough games to be statistically certain.
Perhaps, but this is the figure I got for the 0 ply. I feel the 2ply should do better. My (very small) 96 games indicated a -0.50 figure, but it might have been lucky. Will try to generate a larger sample later.
Neil, what does your GNU 0ply rollout says. It should take only a few minutes for a 12960 sample?
-Joseph
Also note that default settings don't have filters as large as SW 4. Mike Depreli told me the SW 4 filters and I'll match them exactly and run 50% speed tomorrow. (Should match SW 4 3-ply precise) Now that I know that GNU can now handle backgames, I'll take a look at several holding game reference positions I have where SW 4 is clearly overvaluing the defender's chances. SW 4 can be more than .100 cubeless in error in some holding games positions where the defender has a blot behind the advanced anchor. Let's hope GNU isn't making the same mistakes. Please forward this to the rest of the GNU team and thx for your help. ..neilkaz..
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