Author: Uri Blass
Date: 18:58:40 12/26/02
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On December 26, 2002 at 21:06:15, Claudio Bollini wrote: >Hello, pals! Noticing this performance I also played a 100 match with CT 15 >(normal style) against Ruffian 1.01: with their own books, pondering off, time >control: game in 30 + 3 sec, in an Atlhon 1G, 512 RAM, with Chess Partner's ERT >tool. > >Without repeated games there remained 49 games: > >CT 15: 11 wins, Ruffian 1.01: 17 wins, 21 draws >==> Final result: Winner Ruffian 27.5 - 21.5 (56% - 44%) !! Sorry but not counting repeated games is not a good way to get an estimate for the strength of the engine. It may give an advantage to the program that does not learn. Suppose that the engine that learns is good in games that begin with 1.e4 and repeats it again and again. It get only one point for 1.e4 because the oppponent repeats the same loss when it could get more points in case that the opponent try different options. Uri
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