Author: blass uri
Date: 11:30:40 05/07/00
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On May 07, 2000 at 13:47:57, Peter Kappler wrote: >On May 07, 2000 at 09:01:57, Enrique Irazoqui wrote: > >>> F6 Rebel S4 DJ >>>Average opponent rating 2412 2369 2391 2297 >>>Games played 7 7 5 3 >>>Comp score 3 5 4 2 >>>TPR 2355 2541 2630 2430 >>> >>>Computers average TPR after 23 games: 2487 >> >>Sorry. It should be: >> >>Computers average TPR after 22 games: 2487 >> >>Enrique > > >Thanks for posting this, Enrique. > >2487 is almost exactly the same performance rating that Rebel achieved in the >20+ games it played last year against humans (Rebel challenge + match vs >Lithuanian team). It seems that we are finally getting a good idea of the >playing strength of the commercial programs. > >Do you know what hardware was used in Israel? The hardware was pIII500 in most of the cases. The games give only lower bound for the playing strength of programs because humans are not forced to play with the machine(the team can choose the player to play against the machine). The Israeli league gives only lower bound for the rating of computers because of another reason and the reason is that upgrade of programs is not allowed in the Israeli league. The GM challange gives only a lower bound because of the fact that GM's are not forced to play with the machine. Uri
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