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In the dialog box there are a number of different options. If you simply click“ OK”, the analysis will start. You can stop the automatic analysis by clicking the“ Stop” button that appears in the menu bar.
These are the options you have:
Calculation time per move: This is the minimum time the program will spend on a move. If it creates variations, the same amount of time is spent on each move of the main line. Naturally, the more time you allocate the better the quality of the analysis.
Calculation time per game: Set a rough total time in minutes for analysing the whole games.
Threshold: Here you specify when the program should consider a move a mistake. If you enter a high value( e. g. 300 = three pawn units), then only grave blunders will be considered. If you set a very low value the number of“ Better is …” commentaries and variations will increase.
Last move: This sets a limit for the analysis. Analysis always starts at the end of the game and goes backward, ending with this move( i. e.,“ 1” = analyse from move 1 of game).
Reference DB: If the program has access to a large database, it can generate some very interesting reference commentary, quoting recent games that are similar to the current one and identifying the novelty in it. Click the“ Reference DB” button and show the program which database to use.
Storage: This is relevant when you automatically analyse a number of games from the games list. the program
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