
FEOBOS v20.1
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Ferdinand Mosca (Philippines) programmed a very useful tool for FEOBOS project!

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THANKS FERDINAND
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With the tool by Ferdinand the ranking number of analyzed FEOBOS end positions can be
add and sort directly in *.pgn file. For databases without move transpositions it's no
longer necessary to delete "bad" or "0.00 draw" positions by hand in database systems
like Scid or Chessbase.

With the following additional big deal:
We can create any "Test-Set" constellation directly with a sorted *.pgn file!

-	spf.exe (program)
-	run_spf.bat (batch file)
-	feobos_without-dublicates_41614-after-upd.1.pgn (FEOBOS database)
-	feobos_v20.1-41614.txt
	
Results after running spf.bat:
-	unsorted_feobos_v20.1_41614_ranking.pgn
-	feobos_v20.1_41614_ranking.pgn

Excel workbook:
Please click under worksheet "Set by hand" on button:  "Create text file for 41.614
positions" On worksheet "FEOBOS" the required information added. The complete ranking
can be seen in worksheet "Eval out" _Open sorting tool_ / Sort by ranking_. Now copy
& paste from worksheet FEOBOS the selected EPD information to clipboard and add it in
a new *.txt file with an editor like Notepad++.

Notepad++ can be found under: https://notepad-plus-plus.org/

In the following graphics you can find our settings:

1. _feobos_v20.1_2.5%-of-analysis-located-as-bad-move.png
2. _feobos_v20.1_automatically-engine-settings.png
3. _feobos_v20.1_ranking-cut-for-contempt_1.5.png
4. _feobos_v20.1_ranking-settings.png
5. _feobos_v20.1_rescue-settings.png
6. _feobos-ranking-system_v4.png (explanation to our ranking system)

- 2.5% (75% of highest white & 25% of highest black evals) of 41.614 analyzed
  positions engines located as "bad move".
- with rescue option positions located as bad moves can find the way back in FEOBOS
  ranking database. The prerequisite for this is that not more as 1 of 10 engines
  only allowed to locate a move as bad moves and in additional the evaluation
  isn't higher as 0.08 / -0.04 from the automatically engine setting.

Have fun with our FEOBOS project!

Klaus Wlotzka & Frank Quisinsky (Germany)
January 29th, 2018 (23:00)
