Author: Frank Schneider
Date: 21:33:12 03/21/02
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On March 21, 2002 at 17:52:36, Thomas Lagershausen wrote: >DJ7 is worldchampion of computerchess.Todays game against Gulko shows that this >means nothing. Like in other sports, you need luck to win the World Championships in computerchess. For instance one single race with 8 participants decides who gets the 100 meters olympic gold medal. There's just not enough time to play a sufficient number of games to get statistically relevant results at these tournaments. > When the program had to play against a human player completly >other things are important to play a highrated game.Junior is the weakest >program in the competion against Gulko. No, two games are just not enough to say that. Frank >Gulko had played real antichess today but >DeepJunior7 can´t improve the own position.The opposite was the case.It weakens >the own kingside with pawn h4? and h5? and makes senseless moves with the rooks >and the knights.So we have another example that ratinglists of computerchess are >far away from the reality. > >TL
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