Author: Harald Faber
Date: 05:33:42 06/05/98
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On June 04, 1998 at 13:56:02, Ed Schröder wrote: >>Will it be the future that programs will have (at least) 2 different >>opening books, one for playing other programs and one for playing >>humans? Both is important. Playing well against programs will give >>reputation in SSDF/CCL etc. but may be not as successful playing humans. >>So the need of another book, because I bet the "human-book" won't be OK >>for playing programs... right? > >I am against, but willing to change my mind. >I am against because it hides the real playing strength of a chess >program. But if people want it they can get it. Maybe a new poll for >CCC? Good idea! Why not? >For me the open questions are: > >#1. Preparation on computer opponents allowed? Why not? It only reaches to the point that programs are stressed on playing programs and not humans. >#2. Detecting computer opponent allowed? Why not? :-) Both is going on in human tournaments. >#3. Whatever I forgot. :-)
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