Closed vondele closed 4 years ago
So this is 200,000 unique positions, is that right?
Do you have some rough info on the distribution of lengths from startpos? I guess startpos once, a few 1-ply positions, (a few)^2 2-ply posiitons, etc ? Perhaps I've answered that one myself :)
@xoto10 yes, the 200k unique most frequent positions. The epd has them in the order of frequency.
I didn't collect the plies from startpos info, but your idea is roughly right, I think, with the exception of some very long popular lines that will be there much more than the simple scheme suggests.
@xoto10 BTW, this is from lichess games, but it would be trivial to do that for any other public pgn database. You did post the link to lczero games, I had a quick look, but how can we pick good-quality games... some of the pgn's were clearly from the early phase (like mate in 8 from startpos).
... You did post the link to lczero games, I had a quick look, but how can we pick good-quality games... some of the pgn's were clearly from the early phase (like mate in 8 from startpos).
Ah, I didn't know, I'm not familiar with their project. I think it mentioned "matches" so I thought they might be better games.
The book contains 200000 positions.