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Hi all! Can anyone, please recomend books to be used with Naum 3 and Zaapa-ll for fritz interface. You guys are very helpfull! Thank you very much!

 

go to Kevin Freid blog,he has good books,

 

The book "pefect 13.ctg" by Sedat Canbez has been highly recommended for use with both engines. Free download from:

http://www.sedatchess.com/

Enjoy

 

i thing that we peole are missing the best book for fritz ableliable its call power i read its strong that the most of the openings books around for fritz.

- thas the one i use plzz answer this post

 

You mean Fritz Power Book 2007?

 

your answer is here ,on this link

http://kevinfrayer.blogspot.com/2008_01_20_archive.html

Check his works,read those 2 links and will find your solution
Kevin Frayer
Engine Chess (Book Hand Tuning I)


...."To get started; go on line and play 50-60 games at your desired time control"....

..."Now take the games that you have just played and go off line and into the engine GUI. Open up the My Internet Machine Games database file and do a bit of weeding. At first just go ahead and delete all the draws and games that go fewer than 35-40 moves. Now physically look at the games that you won. Games that you won from opponents that had inferior hardware to yours can be deleted. This should leave you with the games that you lost and a few that you won."....



Engine Chess (Book Hand Tuning II)

http://kevinfrayer.blogspot.com/2008_01_27_archive.html

...."When reviewing your games played online give the most attention of course to the games that you lost, but do not forget to look at the draws and wins as well. Many times using infinite analyses it is possible to find a line that breaks the draw. In games that you have won against strong opponents lengthen the book lines. To do this use the manual add move function in the book window of the GUI. This method of adding moves to the book gives the best control but do not forget that it adds all moves as green play moves. So be sure to go back and remove the green of the move in the losing side of the line. (this is done by right clicking on the move and hitting main move a second time)".....

U will find the best value info there,

 

Just joined today, i would like to test test your book..

 

Can i test your book

 

I followed ur tipps and created same book in bin if some body interested i can same and if fourm permits i can load it

 

I am always interested in good bin books. I can give yours a test drive and host it in my ripway.com account if you wish.

 

MY pleasure to l
give it for trial test

 

You can download the book I used with rybka 2.3.2a on my site. The book isn't as good with rybka 3, but it is still a decent book. It plays sicilian lines. Link is in my sig.

 

i tried your ctg book with a strong player in 10/0 game. did pretty well.

 

forgot to say that the book was made for 3 min. or 5 min. games

 

Hi Moheevi,

I'm interested in how you apply learn from database from your learn base of games.
Do you tick all 4 and do one big learn -white, black, win, loss - or just wins, and if so do you do white wins and black wins separately (in which case would need separate game databsaes) or all wins together?

From the Fritz manual:

Learning from a database
With this function the program learns from the experience of other players. It looks at the games of a database and pretends it has played them itself. On the basis of the results it changes the weights of individual variations. Edit – Openings book – Learn from database displays a dialog box in which you can set a number of learning parameters:

Wins: Only won games are used, the program increases the weights of white moves if White won and black moves if Black won.

Losses: Only losses are considered. If White lost, the white moves are reduced, and if Black lost, the black moves are reduced.

White: The program evaluates the games from the point of view of White only. The weights for white moves are increased if White won, and decreased if White lost.

Black: The weights for black moves are increased if Black won, and decreased if Black lost.

Player: Only considers the games of one specific player in the database.

These five options can be combined in any way you like. You can also restrict the import to a certain number of games in the database by selecting "Games" at the top of the dialog box.


Thanks,

 

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