DIFFERENT TYPES OF TREES. See in detail in the manual document on your CD.
DIFFERENT TYPES OF TREES. In the drop-down box you can select one of them: Current base tree, Huge base tree, Direct tree, Evaluations, or Indexer. The diagram displays the current position with buttons below the chessboard similar to those in View mode. The path leading to the current position is shown in the lower panel and the statistics of the current position are present in the lower left-hand corner. You can move along the tree either by replaying moves on the chessboard or with the arrow keys or by double-clicking on the necessary move; the tree will automatically update the information. Удалено: , Удалено: , Удалено: , Удалено: , The Move column displays a list of moves from this position, some of which are evaluated. Basically these evaluations are those of chess experts, but they also take into account a user’s corrections (see Section 11.2 Database with Master Evaluations and Section 11.3 UserBook for more information). Detailed statistics for the current move are shown to the right and below the list. • The Q-ty column displays the number of games in which a move occurred. • The % column shows the percentage of success for each move. Calculated as % of won games + % of draws divided in 2. Удалено: their distinctions • The following column displays the CAP data (see Section 14.4 CAP Data for explanation). • The BGA column displays the background analysis results (see Section
DIFFERENT TYPES OF TREES. In the drop-down box you can select one of them: Current base tree, Huge base tree, Direct tree, Evaluations, or Indexer. T 52 he diagram displays the current position, with buttons below the chessboard similar to those in View mode. The path leading to the current position is shown in the lower pane panel, and the statistics of the current position are present in the lower left-hand corner. You can move along the tree either by replaying moves on the chessboard, or with the arrow keys, or by double-clicking on the necessary move; the tree will automatically update the information. The Move column displays a list of moves from this position, some of which are evaluated. Basically, these evaluations are those of chess experts, but they also take into account a user’s corrections (see Section 11.2 Database with Master Evaluations and Section 11.3 UserBook for more information). Detailed statistics for the current move are shown to the right and below the list. The Q-ty column displays the number of games in which a move occurred. The % column shows the percentage of success for each move. Calculated as % of won games + % of draws divided in 2. The following column displays the CAP data (see Section 14.4 CAP Data for explanation).
