Look at how this new version accelerates analysis:
Can you explain a little more for all the morons ? :shock:
User923005 that wants to point out is the difference, the comparison of the datas (Depth/times, Depth/nodes, nps) between SF-DD and SF-TCEC6 on same machine with same position and same ...

Hello HG,
where is the tool you talking about? Is that it works with any GUI and protocol (UCI)? And Linux too?

Regards

Thank you I sincerely appreciate your help

I explain what I wanted to do. Compare progress ELO because I saw a big jump from +37 to +39 in the last moments of the test. And so I wanted to identify the responsible lot of this jump.

If there's a way diverted, for example, the way to generate PGN ...

Sorry for not making my engine windows compatible in the first place :(
I only have a mac to test on currently and posix threads are the only threads I know in plain C.
Honestly I'm a little surprised that my engine was noticed so quickly. If you have any feedback at all feel free to let me know ...

Hi,
there is a way to calculate bayeselo from table of results like this? the ideal, would be a formula for spreadsheet (excel/calc), is there such a thing?

Thank you, it works

The command sequence equivalent to "bench 32 1 6 default depth" should be this:

setoption name hash value $1
setoption name threads value $2
isready
position fen $4
go $5 $3
positions used by stockfish
rnbqkbnr/pppppppp/8/8/8/8/PPPPPPPP/RNBQKBNR w KQkq - 0 1
r3k2r/p1ppqpb1/bn2pnp1/3PN3/1p2P3 ...

Thank you for the explanation. I understand a little better.

I ask if it is possible to make the "Bench" equivalent in Shell for engines such as Senpai who do not have this command. I would like to compare different compiler with Senpai.

Ah ok, it is consistency.
Can you enlighten me on the Standard deviation? If the number is short, it is better?

Thanks a lot, currently I try it.
For Windows, this will be needed: http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/bc.htm
then paste it in the folder "bin" of the 'Bash' shell
Otherwise you'll get this error:
#./Bench.sh: line 45: bc: command not found
#./Bench.sh: line 46: let: var=0+: syntax error ...