Draughts equivalent of Sygyzy tablebases?
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Draughts equivalent of Sygyzy tablebases?
Sygyzy tablebases in chess are a standardised 6-piece endgame database that virtually all good chess engines use. Is there a draughts equivalent?
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Re: Draughts equivalent of Sygyzy tablebases?
Yes - ending database 8 lub 9 (incomplete) pieces.
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Re: Draughts equivalent of Sygyzy tablebases?
The Kingsrow databases are available without restrictions. These include win, loss, draw for 8 pieces max, distance to win for 7 pieces max, and distance to conversion for 8 pieces max. Access source code for Windows and Linux is on GitHub: https://github.com/eygilbert/egdb_intl
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Re: Draughts equivalent of Sygyzy tablebases?
I do not know, is it interesting here, but Alexander Svirin (Aurora Borealis program) has placed all his databases up to 8 pieces on cloud. There Russian, Russian Give Away, Brazilian, Czech, English, International Killer, International, International Give Away, Italian, Pool, Spanish, Spantsireti (10x8), Thai, Turkish. Last achievement he has calculated full Spantsireti Give Away for 8 pieces. Two files 45Gb and 16,3Gb.
So many games. It can be Draughts equivalent of Sygyzy tablebases.
So many games. It can be Draughts equivalent of Sygyzy tablebases.
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Re: Draughts equivalent of Sygyzy tablebases?
Syzygy table-bases are not the holy grail, they contain WLD and DTZ (distance to the 50 move rule) but lack DTM (distance to mate).
Nalimov table-bases contain DTM (without considering the 50 move rule), but they are larger 1.12 TB vs 150 GB (and somewhat slower to probe).
I usually combine them, Syzygy for WLD and at shallower depths both Syzygy (for the 50 move rule) and Nalimov. I don't use DTZ.
Nalimov table-bases contain DTM (without considering the 50 move rule), but they are larger 1.12 TB vs 150 GB (and somewhat slower to probe).
I usually combine them, Syzygy for WLD and at shallower depths both Syzygy (for the 50 move rule) and Nalimov. I don't use DTZ.
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Re: Draughts equivalent of Sygyzy tablebases?
Are these freely available for use by other programs, and with driver code? They are not Syzygy equivalents if they are proprietary and opaque.stepanov.anatolievich wrote: ↑Thu Jan 21, 2021 04:32I do not know, is it interesting here, but Alexander Svirin (Aurora Borealis program) has placed all his databases up to 8 pieces on cloud. There Russian, Russian Give Away, Brazilian, Czech, English, International Killer, International, International Give Away, Italian, Pool, Spanish, Spantsireti (10x8), Thai, Turkish. Last achievement he has calculated full Spantsireti Give Away for 8 pieces. Two files 45Gb and 16,3Gb.
So many games. It can be Draughts equivalent of Sygyzy tablebases.
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Re: Draughts equivalent of Sygyzy tablebases?
You words has sense. The problem, I do not know any programs what support same games, and there is exist free demo version of this program what can use that databases. The question only what to understand under meaning of word "equivalent". It has a lot of them. If the question was only about International Draughts on 10 to 10 boards, your meaning more correct then my.Ed Gilbert wrote: ↑Thu Jan 21, 2021 14:00Are these freely available for use by other programs, and with driver code? They are not Syzygy equivalents if they are proprietary and opaque.
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