Author: Sune Fischer
Date: 11:48:49 02/19/05
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On February 19, 2005 at 14:22:06, Arturo Ochoa wrote: >>I thought maybe you could interpret the data and present me with a summary / >>conclusion. >>Remember you did claim to have proof it was more than 100 Elo :) >> > >I did not claim, I said a percentage 30%. I dont have to provide you sepecific >results, I gave you an exanpple and you simply as Uri Blass did not read. It is >not my problem, it is yours because of lack of comprehension. You are not >somebody important or decisive for computer chess to show my private results. I would just like to know in terms of rating what those 30% mean. The question here has been if it is 100, 200 or 700 Elo, 30% could fit any of those figures. >>>That is the reason why you engine will be always beated. >> >>I suspect the reason is that I have a full time job and only one computer for >>testing. > >I have a full time job out of computer chess. But if you don't have an engine to develop you are free to put all the effort into a book. The question for me is if developing the engine is time better spent than manually writing a book. I think it is, but that would depend on how much a book is worth in terms of Elo... Do you see where I am going with this? >>Of course not, you might eventually want to sell it, you want it to do well on >>the SSDF or whatever. The program must stand on it's own two feet, no holding >>hands with a book-specialist all the time. > >Well, more crappy and false accusations. I have a full time job in my country (5 >times repeated the same thing) where I earn enough money. Since, you dont ready >what it is written here: Nobody has paid me a coin for doing books or any >activity related to computer chess. Maybe, you feel frustrated because you are >expecting to earn money from computer chess, You have not been able to do it. I'm not accusing you of anything. I guess I should have written "one might want to sell it" instead of "you might.." -S.
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