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  1. Scorpio constellation 1782, from Bode's revised and enlarged edition of Fortin's small star atlas of Flamsteed↩︎

Scorpio Bitbases,
are compact endgame bitbases created by Daniel Shawul with WDL information of up to 5-men, well suited to probe inside the search as applied in Daniel's engine Scorpio. The 5-men WDL holds in 200 MB. In order to make progress in won egtb-positions near the root, various evaluation heuristics are necessary to modify winning scores accordantly, considering material, ply-distance to the root, pawn closeness to promotion, distance of pieces to the opponent king, etc. 1 .

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  1. Open Source
  2. See also
  3. Forum Posts
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    2. 2010 ...
    3. 2013
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  4. External Links
  5. References

Open Source

Scorpio Bitbases are open source, since October 2013 distributed under the BSD license 2 . Under Windows, probing is encapsulated via a Dynamic-link library, which already provides a heuristic score instead of pure WDL information in order to make progress at the root without the need to probe huge DTC/DTM tablebases. As of January 2014, Daniel finished the 6-men Scorpio Bitbases, available from Joshua Shriver's torrent site 3 4.

See also

Forum Posts

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References

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  1. Re: Search with bitbase by Daniel Shawul, CCC, September 05, 2012↩︎

  2. Added liscense by Daniel Shawul, CCC, October 04, 2013↩︎

  3. Scorpio 6men EGBB Now available by Joshua Shriver, CCC, January 14, 2014↩︎

  4. dshawul/Scorpio · GitHub includes Six men egbb code↩︎

  5. BitTorrent from Wikipedia↩︎

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