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6. EOC - Encyclopedia of Chess |
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6. EOC - Encyclopedia of Chess6.1. What is EOC ?Rebel 10.0 comes with a chess tree with so much information on a position that we will call this feature the Encyclopedia of Chess or simply EOC. The EOC chess tree on the Rebel 10.0 Cdrom is created from the standard 300,000 game database that also comes with Rebel 10.0. The Rebel 10.0 EOC chess tree contains 16,000,000 (16 million) unique chess positions. Apart from Rebel 10.0 a special EOC cdrom (REBEL EOC) is available with a chess tree of 50,000,000 (50 million!) unique chess positions. As far as we know this (by far) is the biggest commercial chess tree available. REBEL EOC is created from a highly improved version of Million Base. This new improved database contains over 1,000,000 (1 million) chess games and is a part of REBEL EOC too provided in REBEL and CBF database format. REBEL EOC is a separate chess product. 6.2. How Can I Load an EOC ?First of all: EOC files are also a form of a database, but are in no way related to the Rebel database files (.dat, .ix1, ..., .ix4), so you can't load an EOC file within the Rebel database window. To use an EOC files, proceed as follows:
Rebel will now load the EOC file and you will see in the consult window all the available moves, stored in the loaded EOC database, for the actual board position. 6.3. Get the most out of EOCRebel 10.0 is able to consult the big standard chess tree of 16,000,000 positions within a second. Based on what is found, Rebel 10.0 (on request) will use this data within the chess engine. Since the chess tree is made from Rebel 10.0's high qualified 300,000 game database, a typical result will be that, when this option is activated, Rebel 10.0 will tend to play all the moves found in the 300,000 database with mainly (grand)master games. If you want to see the power of this feature do the following:
In the INFO window you now can follow the bonus or penalty all moves get when found in the EOC chess tree. To scroll through the chess tree you simply click on the moves in the EOC window.
Last updated: Wednesday, 30. December 1998 marochess@geocities.com |