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Big thanks to Eduard Nemeth again!
Big applause for Light 24 (Eduard Nemeth)
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Light 24 (Eduard Nemeth)
I can confirm, that Light 24 is extremely good in solving puzzles using ENET-2023 using chessgame-analyzer 4.2:
With AMD Ryzen 7 maximum 60 sec calculation time for every position
Light 24 solved 104 out of 110 positions in 496 sec.
Compare this with the results of known very good solvers
CrystalMZ 96 out of 110 in 555 sec
Shashchess GZ Ext-S 95 out of 110 in 737 sec
Even when he is no programmer, he can be proud on his changes on stockfish parameters
With AMD Ryzen 7 maximum 60 sec calculation time for every position
Light 24 solved 104 out of 110 positions in 496 sec.
Compare this with the results of known very good solvers
CrystalMZ 96 out of 110 in 555 sec
Shashchess GZ Ext-S 95 out of 110 in 737 sec
Even when he is no programmer, he can be proud on his changes on stockfish parameters
Re: Big applause for Light 24 (Eduard Nemeth)
I agree with you.
Eduard deserves all our esteem and respect.
Eduard deserves all our esteem and respect.
Re: Big applause for Light 24 (Eduard Nemeth)
A newer version of the Light chess engine is now available for solving and analyzing complex positions. This concerns version 26.3. Strangely enough, this version does not solve the ENET-2023 test better than version Light 24. I do not rule out that this has to do with the reduced tactical ability of Stockfish in the latest versions. After all, Stockfish is the starting point of Eduard's Light chess engines.