Author: Kurt Utzinger
Date: 09:37:21 11/16/03
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On November 16, 2003 at 10:16:27, Bob Durrett wrote: >On November 16, 2003 at 05:55:03, Mark Young wrote: > >>On November 16, 2003 at 05:20:04, Gerhard Sonnabend wrote: >> >>>Hi ! >>> >>>As you can see since (deep)fritz 7 there is no progress against other engines. >>>It looks like that frans has tried to optimize his creation for playing >>>against strong humans - a good decision. >>> >>>P3-Rating-List (30m/g = rapidchess) >>> >>> Program Elo + - Games Score Av.Op. Draws >>> 1 Shredder 7.04 2760 27 38 358 69.3 % 2619 26.3 % >>>... >>> 5 Deep Fritz 7 2699 19 22 815 65.1 % 2591 31.3 % >>>... >>> 8 Fritz 8.0.0.26 2698 24 27 520 64.0 % 2597 30.4 % >>> 9 Fritz 7.0.0.2 2696 22 24 608 64.7 % 2591 35.7 % >>>10 Fritz 8.0.0.23 2696 23 24 597 62.6 % 2606 32.2 % >>>... >>>12 Fritz 8.0.0.5 2695 22 24 607 64.7 % 2590 33.4 % >>>... >>>15 Fritz 7.0.0.6 2681 23 23 620 62.0 % 2596 34.4 % >>>.. >>>17 Deep Fritz 6 2675 21 21 688 62.9 % 2583 37.2 % >>> >>>The complete list and more you can find on: >>>www.pcschach.de >>> >>>Best G.S >> >>X3D Fritz still needs some positional understanding playing humans. Tactically >>Fritz holds its own even against GM Kasparov, and with an awesome defensive >>skill Fritz is very hard to beat. >> >>I am not sure if X3D Fritz is better then Shredder 7.04 looking at the games. > > >Unfortunately, we have no information as to how Shredder would perform on the >very fast computer being used for the Kasparov games. > >Bob D. > > >>With X3D Fritz's positonal errors in game 2 for example. Moves 9. d4? move 17. >>Rb1?! and move 20 N3d2?! look to be positionally wrong. According to Kasparov 17.Rb1 is an interesting move and not at all a bad one. Kurt
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