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On 04 May 2000 13:45:18 +0200, George Smith <smithg@rz.uni-potsdam.de> wrote:
>mcriley@post.netlink.se (Stefan Fredriksson) writes:
>
>Before reading further, please get ready to excuse my naive attempt at 
>understanding C code! Here it seems that epsilon gets a value of -50 
>for ? and 50 for !, as it should. It would seem to me that the bug must 
>be somewhere else.

Its there somehow. Try building a book and use som "!" and "?" and then
check the score that is givven the moves. For me the it does the opposit
as it should but I just changed the ? and !. Ugly fix but it works til
someone finds out whats wrong.

>[...]
>> Atleast now I know why it played wierd lines even though I dodnt want it :).
>> Also, if you are going to make your own book, change the valuve of '50' for
>> "?" and "!" moves to something much higher like 200 or so.
>
>Where would I set the higer value. In the above place (i.e., replace 50 with 
>200 and -50 with -200)?

Yes, if I give a move a ? I dont want it to be played. When I used the
original 50 (one half pawn) it still played that move pretty
often. Changing it to 200 made it play it alot less often

-- 
Stefan Fredriksson
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tux@chessclub.com
Halmstad - Sweden