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When you have a list of games, as in a [[Database|database]], you can choose Utilities / Mass analysis to bring up the main window: | When you have a list of games, as in a [[Database|database]], you can choose Utilities / Mass analysis to bring up the main window: | ||
=== General settings === | |||
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* Number of moves evaluated by engine (MultiPV): How many lines do you want your engine to calculate - the Default settings means that many lines will be evaluated and that it will potentially take a long time to reach the depth you want. If you only care about the very best line, set MultiPV to 1. You can also experiment with 3 and 5. | * Number of moves evaluated by engine (MultiPV): How many lines do you want your engine to calculate - the Default settings means that many lines will be evaluated and that it will potentially take a long time to reach the depth you want. If you only care about the very best line, set MultiPV to 1. You can also experiment with 3 and 5. | ||
* Only player moves: when you make trainings (under "Wrong moves"), put your username here - otherwise trainings are generated from both sides of the game. | * Only player moves: when you make trainings (under "Wrong moves"), put your username here - otherwise trainings are generated from both sides of the game. | ||
=== Wrong moves === | |||
Here you can create trainings from your mistakes - this is a great feature. See [[Find best move]] for an explanation. | |||
Revision as of 16:18, 16 October 2021
This let's you analyse many of your games at once with an engine, thereby scoring each move and finding mistakes.
When you have a list of games, as in a database, you can choose Utilities / Mass analysis to bring up the main window:
General settings
Main window of mass analysis
Most settings here are self-explanatory. Some points to mention:
- Duration of engine analysis: set this to zero for unlimited analysis until your target Depth is reached.
- Depth: how many half-moves (plies) do you want to look ahead when analysing moves
- Number of moves evaluated by engine (MultiPV): How many lines do you want your engine to calculate - the Default settings means that many lines will be evaluated and that it will potentially take a long time to reach the depth you want. If you only care about the very best line, set MultiPV to 1. You can also experiment with 3 and 5.
- Only player moves: when you make trainings (under "Wrong moves"), put your username here - otherwise trainings are generated from both sides of the game.
Wrong moves
Here you can create trainings from your mistakes - this is a great feature. See Find best move for an explanation.