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Subject: Re: The "only" bad thing with Kramnik vs. Fritz!

Author: Gian-Carlo Pascutto

Date: 23:21:00 10/08/02

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On October 08, 2002 at 20:59:39, Gregor Overney wrote:

>It is easier to find flaws in certain evaluation functions than to outthink
>brute force searches with decent algorithms (such as implemented in Deep Blue).

Depends on how low you lower your definition of decent algorithm.

Deep Fritz at least outsearches Deep Blue nominally by 4 ply,
so your reasoning makes no sense.

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GCP

• Re: The "only" bad thing with Kramnik vs. Fritz! Gregor Overney 01:41:40 10/10/02
• Re: The "only" bad thing with Kramnik vs. Fritz! Jeremiah Penery 00:52:57 10/09/02
  • Re: The "only" bad thing with Kramnik vs. Fritz! Gian-Carlo Pascutto 04:21:45 10/09/02
    • Re: The "only" bad thing with Kramnik vs. Fritz! Jeremiah Penery 11:15:10 10/09/02
      • Re: The "only" bad thing with Kramnik vs. Fritz! Robert Hyatt 11:24:54 10/10/02
      • Re: The "only" bad thing with Kramnik vs. Fritz! Gian-Carlo Pascutto 01:26:50 10/10/02
        • Re: The "only" bad thing with Kramnik vs. Fritz! Jeremiah Penery 04:05:49 10/10/02
          • Re: The "only" bad thing with Kramnik vs. Fritz! Gian-Carlo Pascutto 09:03:08 10/10/02
            • Re: The "only" bad thing with Kramnik vs. Fritz! Jeremiah Penery 13:37:32 10/10/02
              • Re: The "only" bad thing with Kramnik vs. Fritz! Robert Hyatt 20:13:27 10/11/02
                • Re: The "only" bad thing with Kramnik vs. Fritz! Uri Blass 02:51:21 10/12/02

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