Author: Sune Fischer
Date: 05:15:26 08/25/01
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On August 25, 2001 at 08:01:43, Uri Blass wrote: >>Then what's the definition of a world champion? > >The definition of the world champion is the program that wins a tournament that >is called the world championship. Hmm, that title is not really meaningful then. >It does not have to be the best program and there were a lot of cases in the >past when the winner was not the best. Exactly my point (see above). >I believe that Deep fritz or Junior7 are better for a simple CPU system. Me too, but the conclusion here will probably be that it is Shredder. >playing only 9 rounds is also nonsense and there should be hundreds of rounds in >order to know. > >Playing only 9 games for programs is the main reason for errors and not the >difference in hardware. I agree, more games are needed. Have them play eachother 24/7 for a week, hehe. >Another reasons for errors is the fact that some programs usually do better >opening preperation for specific opponents that are not relevant for the >customers. Yeah, another problem. But hay, tweaking is allowed for every one. -S.
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