A peek at the premium division of Leo

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A peek at the premium division of Leo

Postby Dann Corbit » 19 Jan 2004, 21:16

Geschrieben von: / Posted by: Dann Corbit at 19 January 2004 21:16:19:


Score Deep The Ruff Smar Gree Aris Gand Rebe WARP Litt WBNi Craf Zark Drag Grom Nejm Yace Phar
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1: DeepSjeng 1.5 45.0 / 64 XXXX ==01 =0== 0=== 111= 11=1 11== 0101 =1=1 1==1 1111 011= .... 11=0 111= =111 1=1= =11=
Deep Sjeng is clearly going to win. I would declare DeepSjeng 1.5 as "The World's Strongest Winboard Program" but I know GCP would disapprove. ;-)
2: The King 3.23 41.5 / 64 ==10 XXXX 1100 00== 1=11 =1=0 0=01 1011 01=1 11== .... 11=1 111= ===1 11== 0=== 1111 =11=
3: Ruffian 2.0.0 40.0 / 64 =1== 0011 XXXX =00= =01= =111 1101 =10= 0=10 ==11 ===1 11=1 10== 11== .... 111= ==10 =11=
4: SmarThink 0.17a 37.5 / 64 1=== 11== =11= XXXX =100 =000 1=00 =1=1 1==0 11== =000 11=1 0==1 111= =1=1 .... 010= 11=1
The world's strongest free winboard program could easily be SmarThink 0.17a. For a very long time now, we have seen steady and very impressive improvements from a powerful program.
5: GreenLightChess 3.00 35.0 / 64 000= 0=00 =10= =011 XXXX =10= 0101 11=1 0111 1=10 110= .... 1101 0=11 1100 ===1 ==== 1010
GCL looks to be a real powerhouse. Notice that it has beaten many strong professional programs in this contest.
6: Aristarch 4.21 34.0 / 64 00=0 =0=1 =000 =111 =01= XXXX 1000 0010 01=0 00=1 1==1 ==10 =111 =100 101= 1111 1111 ....
7: Gandalf 4.32h 33.5 / 64 00== 1=10 0010 0=11 1010 0111 XXXX =00= 01=1 0=10 1=10 1=11 ==== 0001 111= =00= .... 0111
8: Rebel 12 32.0 / 64 1010 0100 =01= =0=0 00=0 1101 =11= XXXX .... =101 0==1 00== =0=1 ==1= ==01 10=1 1100 1==1
9: WARP 0.58 31.5 / 64 =0=0 10=0 1=01 0==1 1000 10=1 10=0 .... XXXX =101 11== =0=0 01=0 0111 0=01 ==== 0=11 =011
10: LittleGoliath 3.9po 31.5 / 64 0==0 00== ==00 00== 0=01 11=0 1=01 =010 =010 XXXX 10=1 0=== 0111 .... 01== 1==1 ==1= 1=11
11: WBNimzo 2000b 29.5 / 64 0000 .... ===0 =111 001= 0==0 0=01 1==0 00== 01=0 XXXX 011= 0=10 10=0 1111 =1== 1=01 0=10
12: Crafty 19.06 29.0 / 64 100= 00=0 00=0 00=0 .... ==01 0=00 11== =1=1 1=== 100= XXXX 1=1= ==== 0=== 01== 0101 1=1=
13: Zarkov 4.5e 28.5 / 60 .... 000= 01== 1==0 0010 =000 ==== =1=0 10=1 1000 1=01 0=0= XXXX 11=1 0011 .... 1111 =0=1
14: Dragon 4.5 27.0 / 64 00=1 ===0 00== 000= 1=00 =011 1110 ==0= 1000 .... 01=1 ==== 00=0 XXXX 11== 0100 0=0= 1101
15: Gromit 3.82 26.0 / 64 000= 00== .... =0=0 0011 010= 000= ==10 1=10 10== 0000 1=== 1100 00== XXXX =0=0 111= 1110
16: Nejmet 3.07 25.0 / 60 =000 1=== 000= .... ===0 0000 =11= 01=0 ==== 0==0 =0== 10== .... 1011 =1=1 XXXX 0010 1010
17: Yace Paderborn 24.5 / 64 0=0= 0000 ==01 101= ==== 0000 .... 0011 1=00 ==0= 0=10 1010 0000 1=1= 000= 1101 XXXX 1=0=
Recent results of Yace Paderborn make me wonder if it is the strongest version of Yace.
18: Pharaon 2.62 21.0 / 64 =00= =00= =00= 00=0 0101 .... 1000 0==0 =100 0=00 1=01 0=0= =1=0 0010 0001 0101 0=1= XXXX
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Dann Corbit
 

Re: A peek at the premium division of Leo

Postby Dann Corbit » 19 Jan 2004, 21:42

Geschrieben von: / Posted by: Dann Corbit at 19 January 2004 21:42:33:
Als Antwort auf: / In reply to: Re: A peek at the premium division of Leo geschrieben von: / posted by: Uri Blass at 19 January 2004 21:25:15:
Score Deep The Ruff Smar Gree Aris Gand Rebe WARP Litt WBNi Craf Zark Drag Grom Nejm Yace Phar
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1: DeepSjeng 1.5 45.0 / 64 XXXX ==01 =0== 0=== 111= 11=1 11== 0101 =1=1 1==1 1111 011= .... 11=0 111= =111 1=1= =11=
Deep Sjeng is clearly going to win. I would declare DeepSjeng 1.5 as "The World's Strongest Winboard Program" but I know GCP would disapprove. ;-)
It is not only about GCP.
All the results that I read suggest that Ruffian Leiden is better than
Ruffian2.
Maybe so, but that version is not generally available. Hence, we cannot reproduce the experiments.



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Dann Corbit
 

Re: A peek at the premium division of Leo

Postby Thomas Lagershausen » 19 Jan 2004, 21:49

Geschrieben von: / Posted by: Thomas Lagershausen at 19 January 2004 21:49:56:
Als Antwort auf: / In reply to: Re: A peek at the premium division of Leo geschrieben von: / posted by: Dann Corbit at 19 January 2004 21:42:33:
Score Deep The Ruff Smar Gree Aris Gand Rebe WARP Litt WBNi Craf Zark Drag Grom Nejm Yace Phar
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1: DeepSjeng 1.5 45.0 / 64 XXXX ==01 =0== 0=== 111= 11=1 11== 0101 =1=1 1==1 1111 011= .... 11=0 111= =111 1=1= =11=
Deep Sjeng is clearly going to win. I would declare DeepSjeng 1.5 as "The World's Strongest Winboard Program" but I know GCP would disapprove. ;-)
It is not only about GCP.
All the results that I read suggest that Ruffian Leiden is better than
Ruffian2.
Maybe so, but that version is not generally available. Hence, we cannot reproduce the experiments.
You can find Ruffian Leiden on the Ruffian 2 CD !!
So Ruffian Leiden is for everybody available.
Thomas Lagershausen
 

Re: A peek at the premium division of Leo

Postby Volker Pittlik » 19 Jan 2004, 21:57

Geschrieben von: / Posted by: Volker Pittlik at 19 January 2004 21:57:37:
Als Antwort auf: / In reply to: Re: A peek at the premium division of Leo geschrieben von: / posted by: Thomas Lagershausen at 19 January 2004 21:49:56:

...
You can find Ruffian Leiden on the Ruffian 2 CD !!
So Ruffian Leiden is for everybody available.
Who pays for it.
vp
Volker Pittlik
 

Re: A peek at the premium division of Leo

Postby Thomas Mayer » 19 Jan 2004, 22:54

Geschrieben von: / Posted by: Thomas Mayer at 19 January 2004 22:54:21:
Als Antwort auf: / In reply to: Re: A peek at the premium division of Leo geschrieben von: / posted by: Thomas Lagershausen at 19 January 2004 21:49:56:
All the results that I read suggest that Ruffian Leiden is better than
Ruffian2.
Maybe so, but that version is not generally available. Hence, we cannot
reproduce the experiments.
You can find Ruffian Leiden on the Ruffian 2 CD !!
So Ruffian Leiden is for everybody available.
outside europe it seems to be complicate and very expensive. According to CCC several have purchased Ruffian but wait for it since weeks... I think with the amount of money Niggemann wants to have for shipping he should send them by air-mail which seems to be not the case...
Greets, Thomas
Thomas Mayer
 

Re: A peek at the premium division of Leo

Postby Roger Brown » 20 Jan 2004, 02:58

Geschrieben von: / Posted by: Roger Brown at 20 January 2004 02:58:14:
Als Antwort auf: / In reply to: A peek at the premium division of Leo geschrieben von: / posted by: Dann Corbit at 19 January 2004 21:16:19:
Deep Sjeng is clearly going to win. I would declare DeepSjeng 1.5 as "The World's Strongest Winboard Program" but I know GCP would disapprove. ;-)
The world's strongest free winboard program could easily be SmarThink 0.17a. For a very long time now, we have seen steady and very impressive improvements from a powerful program.
GCL looks to be a real powerhouse. Notice that it has beaten many strong professional programs in this contest.

He would, he would!
:-)


I agree that SmarThink is something special and for some time too....


GLC received my vote for the engine most under-buzzed whenever strong engines are discussed. I think the engine takes its cue from its equally retiring author who scarcely comments. No problem.
His engine speaks volumes.

Recent results of Yace Paderborn make me wonder if it is the strongest version of Yace.

I second this opinion. However the author is so formidable a programmer that it would be incredibly silly of me to offer a comment if he thought it was the best at the time when he released it...

Later.
Roger Brown
 


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