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| From: | Gunnar Farneback |
| Subject: | Re: [gnugo-devel] endgame tuning |
| Date: | Wed, 12 Mar 2003 22:57:31 +0100 |
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Dan wrote:
> Perhaps the standard can allow reg_genmove to be passed an
> optional integer parameter which can be silently discarded
> or used as a random seed by the engine.
The point of having a standardized reg_genmove command is to promote
sharing of test cases between programs. It's unrealistic that two
programs would interpret a random seed sufficiently similarly for it
to be a useful parameter. Hence I prefer to leave it out and keep the
specification simpler.
If we really need the random seed I think it's better to keep those
test cases as gg_genmove.
> grep gg_genmove *.tst | awk '$4 != "" {print $0}' | grep -v '#'
13x13.tst:47 gg_genmove black 8
13x13.tst:88 gg_genmove black 3
arend.tst:15 gg_genmove black 1
arend.tst:24 gg_genmove white 4
arend.tst:39 gg_genmove black 3
arion.tst:1 gg_genmove black 1
nngs.tst:1040 gg_genmove white 2
nngs.tst:1930 gg_genmove white 4
trevor.tst:240 gg_genmove black 1
trevorc.tst:570 gg_genmove white 2
trevorc.tst:1420 gg_genmove white 6
Currently the random seed is used in 11 test cases.
/Gunnar
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