Author: Robert Hyatt
Date: 14:45:00 07/18/00
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On July 18, 2000 at 14:08:15, blass uri wrote: >On July 18, 2000 at 13:39:01, Jerry Adams wrote: > >> >> I doubt if DeepBlue with all it's billions of calculations per second could >>score much better than DeepJunior at Dortmund. Seem it is a bad day for the >>Advocates of "Hardware is everything" Theory. Deepblue could probally Easily >>Defeat DeepJr in a Match, but against humans the story is different. I hope >>programmers Continue to Develope Software and not sit back lazily waiting for >>Hardware to do all the work. > >There is a disagreement about this question. >The programmer of Deep Junior believe that Deep Junior can beat Deeper blue in a >match. > >I simply do not know. >There is no clear evidence to say. > >The programmers of Deeper blue claim to see 17 plies brute force but I am not >sure if to believe it. > >I do not say that they lie but there may be bugs in Deeper blue that Hsu does >not know about. > >I also do not know if the extensions of Deeper blue are better than the >extensions of other programs so it is possible that other programs can outsearch >them. > >I do not know about a move that proves their tactical superiority in the games >against kasparov. > >I can be convinced that they are better in tactics if someone show me good moves >of Deeper blue from games that other program need many hours to find. > >I am interested in games and not in test positions like the nolot test. > >Unfortunately they did all their tests secret before the match against kasparov >so we cannot know. > >Uri What about the Nolot positions. DT was far and away better than everyone else at those. And it was a tiny fraction of Deep Blue. I have heard some of their Nolot times... I won't bring them up since I don't have any output. Suffice it to say they do most in a tournament time control limit. Anyone care to try that???
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