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  1. Animated Nelder-Mead minimum search of Simionescu function, by Pasimi, November 22, 2016, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons↩︎

Amoeba,
an UCI compliant open source chess engine by Richard Delorme, written in the D programming language, first released in May 2016 1, licensed under the GPL v3.0. Amoeba uses the Nelder–Mead method 2 or downhill simplex method 3 to tune its evaluation parameters, also called amoeba method and eponym of the program 4.

Contents
  1. Features
    1. Board Representation
    2. Search
    3. Evaluation
    4. Tournament Manager
  2. See also
  3. Forum Posts
    1. 2016 ...
    2. 2020 ...
  4. External Links
    1. Chess Engine
    2. Misc
  5. References

Features

5

Board Representation

Evaluation

Tournament Manager

With the release of Amoeba 2.1, the code of a tournament manager was published also written in D language, used to validate or reject Amoeba changes 6. So far only with fixed time per move, it

See also

Forum Posts

2016 ...

2020 ...

Chess Engine

Misc

References

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  1. amoeba a new UCI engine by Richard Delorme, CCC, May 20, 2016↩︎

  2. John Nelder, Roger Mead (1965). A Simplex Method for Function Minimization. The Computer Journal, Vol. 7, No. 4, doi:10.1093/comjnl/7.4.308↩︎

  3. Margaret H. Wright (2012). Nelder, Mead, and the Other Simplex Method. Documenta Mathematica, Extra Volume Optimization Stories, pdf↩︎

  4. amoeba/README.md at master · abulmo/amoeba · GitHub↩︎

  5. Features as mentioned in amoeba/README.md at master · abulmo/amoeba · GitHub↩︎

  6. sprt tourney manager by Richard Delorme, CCC, January 24, 2017↩︎

  7. The SPRT without draw model, elo model or whatever... by Michel Van den Bergh, CCC, September 01, 2015↩︎

Categories: UCI · D-Proglanguage · Open Source · GPL

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