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FYI: from my experience increasing the linear coefficient does very well on STC but gains nothing/or even hurts at longer TC's, so I fear this is passing STC but failing LTC finally.
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VoyagerOne explained this once with saturation & clumping.
Big linear coefficient does very well on STC because then values in histories grow very fast and we can distinct good moves from bad moves early on. On higher TC's in turn this has the effect that our statistics get saturated: this is when several good moves touch the ceiling. Once several moves return maxvalue, we cannot distinct anymore which one is actually the best one, they are all clumped to the same value.
P.S.: Anyhow I like to see you testing also for elo-gaining patches now. GL with your tests.
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