OpenChess

sarona wrote: Tue Jun 06, 2023 1:15 am I will register over at Infinity in order to stay in touch. That seems to be the most logical course of action.

For PMs, most of the engine trainers with whom I am in contact have registered there. For files, the new generation uses skype daily.

sarona wrote: Tue Jun 06, 2023 1:15 am I assume it is this forum?
https://cumnor-chess-server.com/phpbb/i ... 6a8e044778

Yes !

sarona wrote: Tue Jun 06, 2023 1:15 am I know Outskirts is not a possibility either to keep in touch. Too bad, because I like what MZ has done there in dealing with trolls and leecher refugees from now defunct forums

A general public area is no longer the right tool to discuss learning. Too much knowledge gap with their day testers. People aren't ready to believe the Next Big Thing in Computer Chess has been around for months/years. They already don't believe that a SF derivative can be better, even less that an existing technology can add 100 or 200 elo to SF...

We're going to have a lot of fun when the next tests announce +100 or +200 elo on SF15.2 or SF16 loool

TRAINING MONITOR (LIVE) :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RutRJigYpgI

When engines are learning 1.f4 ! (LIVE) :
https://youtu.be/N5evNcP-cxg

01.08.2023 : added new curves about "first novelty".

First novelty : corresponds to the first move not yet played in the previous games. In general, when the engines learn an opening, they test new moves later and later in the game. By comparing with the average number of moves per game, we know if an opening has been well learned or not, if the engines still need training or not, etc.

What do you know on learning engines/feature ?

quiz link : https://deeds.mynetgear.com/contenus/learning_quiz.php
ranking : https://deeds.mynetgear.com/contenus/le ... esults.php

Happy holidays to all

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