Author: Mark Young
Date: 08:30:47 08/23/98
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On August 23, 1998 at 10:30:25, Amir Ban wrote: >On August 23, 1998 at 08:35:34, blass uri wrote: > >>I think that you have different books and this is the explanation for the >>different results for fritz5. >>This is the only explanation I can find that the move 13...a6 was played in the >>tournament when the chance of this move is 0% in Mark Young's book. >>What is the reason for the difference? >>which book was used in the ssdf games? >> >>Uri > > >Do you guys really think this is all about books ? > Yes! Since as you know a program is only as good as the opening moves it plays. Even Garry Kasparov would lose more if he plays inferior lines. Thats why I think it was fair for Fritz5-Rebel9 game to be replayed. You can really get some Skewed results if the books of the programs are not set up right. As shown by the Fritz5-Rebel9 game. You would not put Junior 5 into a tournament and set it up to play any old line, would you? >At this rate, this whole tournament will be replayed six times, just to make >sure everything is ok. Incidentally, doesn't anyone here thinks that replaying >the Fritz5-Rebel9 game was an injustice to Fritz ? I do. > >Amir
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