Rybka.abk,
authored by Dr. Wael Deeb, is an opening book for Rybka which can be used under
the Arena graphical user interface.
FAQ with Wael
Deeb (May 15, 2006)
Can you tell us
about yourself and your chess background?
I am 37 years old,I have doctorate
degree in the human medicine and currently I am having a residence in the
university of Varna,Bulgaria-Internal Medicine!
Dr. Wael Deeb
How was the
opening book made?
Rybka.abk was made from a
professional references in the modern chess opening theory!
Only human databases were
used form the elite chess scene!
What is the
history behind the book?
I decided to do a
contribution to the computer chess community after the release of the
revolutionary chess engine Rybka!
What are your
next plans for the book?
The rybka.abk will be
developed constantly in the future to raise the playing style to a higher
level!
Do you have any
special philosophy for opening books?
My main philosophy for the
opening books is to be made from a human databases and to be tuned constantly!
What are the
book's strengths?
The book's strengths are the
professional databases that were used and the hand tuning of the opening lines!
What are the
book's weaknesses?
The book's weaknesses are the
opening lines that aren't tuned yet because of one problem....a lack of enough
time!
Are there any
special book usage or configuration instructions?
The opening book must be
used with the configuration that comes with it for best performance!
What other books
do you recommend for other user interfaces?
I recommend Rybka.ctg under
the ChessBase GUI and the Shredder.bkt under the Shredder GUI!
What other books
do you recommend for the same interface?
I recommend the Arena Main
Book-Harry Schnapp,the Gladiator-Christopher Conkie and the Perfect-Sedat
Conbaz!
restrictive conditions
-My authorship must be
mentioned in any published tournament using the default settings of the opening
book,as long as any modification made over it.
-My authorship must be
mentioned in any internet-relayed game and/or tournament using the default
settings of the opening book,as long as any modification made over it.