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Re: [Bug-gnubg] new Raccoon's brain


From: Jaro
Subject: Re: [Bug-gnubg] new Raccoon's brain
Date: Wed, 26 Feb 2003 18:03:30 -0800

I still can not get correct answer from DLL.
 
Here is my situation: I'm trying to get best move for position calling FindBestMove function

Board ("4HPKATDgc/ABMA") looks like this

{{ 0,0,0,0,0,5,0,3,0,1,1,0,3,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,2,0 },
{ 0,0,0,0,0,5,0,3,0,0,0,0,5,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,2,0 }};

And here ara my results:

-13.949%     Move: (6, 6) [24 -> 18] [24 -> 18] [13 -> 7] [8 -> 2]
-6.404%     Move: (5, 6) [8 -> 3] [13 -> 7]
-6.56%     Move: (5, 5) [13 -> 8] [13 -> 8] [13 -> 8] [8 -> 3]
0%     Move: (4, 6) [24 -> 20] [20 -> 14]
0%     Move: (4, 5) [24 -> 20] [20 -> 15]
0%     Move: (4, 4) [24 -> 20] [24 -> 20] [13 -> 9] [13 -> 9]
0%     Move: (3, 6) [24 -> 21] [21 -> 15]
-1.298% Move: (3, 5) [24 -> 21] [13 -> 8]
-5.327% Move: (3, 4) [8 -> 5] [6 -> 2]
-0.69%     Move: (3, 3) [24 -> 21] [24 -> 21] [21 -> 18] [18 -> 15]
-3.691%     Move: (2, 6) [8 -> 6] [13 -> 7]
-8.127%     Move: (2, 5) [8 -> 6] [8 -> 3]
-9.19%     Move: (2, 4) [6 -> 4] [6 -> 2]
0%     Move: (2, 3) [24 -> 22] [13 -> 10]
-0.486% Move: (2, 2) [24 -> 22] [24 -> 22] [13 -> 11] [13 -> 11]
-8.306% Move: (1, 6) [6 -> 5] [8 -> 2]
-7.231% Move: (1, 5) [8 -> 7] [8 -> 3]
-4.394% Move: (1, 4) [8 -> 7] [7 -> 3]
-9.281% Move: (1, 3) [6 -> 5] [6 -> 3]
-2.225% Move: (1, 2) [8 -> 7] [13 -> 11]
-11.897% Move: (1, 1) [24 -> 23] [6 -> 5] [6 -> 5] [5 -> 4]

First number is difference from the best move according to GNU backgammon. Then dices and moves.

Cubeinfo is

ci->nCube = 1;
ci->fCubeOwner = -1;
ci->fMove = 0;
ci->nMatchTo = 1;
ci->anScore[0] = 0; ci->anScore[1] = 0;
ci->fCrawford = 0 ;
ci->fJacoby = 0;
ci->fBeavers = 0;
ci->arGammonPrice[0] = 0;
ci->arGammonPrice[1] = 0;
ci->arGammonPrice[2] = 0;
ci->arGammonPrice[3] = 0;

evalcontext

ec->bCubeful = 1;
ec->nPlies = 0;
ec->nReduced = 0;
ec->bDeterministic = 0;
ec->rNoise = 0.0;

I tryied many things, and can not get working right.

Any suggestions?

Jaro

 

 


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