💡📝Sam Trenholme wrote on Sat, Sep 26, 2009 06:25 PM UTC:
Muller> To create an opening book, a better approach would probably be to play a few hundred thousand ultra-fast games [...] With 40 moves/10 sec one could do 120 games/hour on a single CPU
40 moves in 10 seconds is a little too fast for Joker80. So, I've opten for 40 moves in 30 seconds; I might be able to get away with 40 moves in 15 seconds. Joker80 randomizes its move enough that it's worth it to have it run a few thousands games against itself; a version of Joker80 that essentially randomizes its first two moves would be nice too (or I can have the script just give the engines one of the 784 setups where the first two moves are randomized).
40 moves in 10 seconds is a little too fast for Joker80. So, I've opten for 40 moves in 30 seconds; I might be able to get away with 40 moves in 15 seconds. Joker80 randomizes its move enough that it's worth it to have it run a few thousands games against itself; a version of Joker80 that essentially randomizes its first two moves would be nice too (or I can have the script just give the engines one of the 784 setups where the first two moves are randomized).
Here is the script that does this:
Here is the schoolbook.fen file: