Author: William Penn
Date: 18:20:02 03/20/01
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On March 20, 2001 at 06:41:44, Mark Schreiber wrote: >A question for the CCC opinion poll. Brain games will stage a match between >world champion Kramnik and a computer in October. Which program has the best >chance to beat Kramnik? I think its Deep Junior, because it has performed best >against humans. Deep junior’s performance was fide 2703 at Dortmund 2000, a >category 19 tournament. My 2nd choice would be Shredder. What does everyone else >think? >Mark I would set up 3 computers, each with a separate top chess program. When 2 or more of the computers agree about the best move, it would be played. But if all 3 disagree, then one of them would be chosen by a master level player. In other words, it will be a collusion between computers and a human to produce the best moves possible. Which top chess programs should be used? We can disagree about this part of it. To start I will suggest Deep Fritz, Hiarcs 7.32, and Chessmaster 8000 as a good combination. I know it's a good method, because I use it. I haven't lost a game of chess in the last several years, and have had less than a handful of draws. --WP
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