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Subject: Re: Dieps 700 elo-book in action:

Author: Peter Skinner

Date: 22:06:37 02/27/05

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On February 28, 2005 at 00:00:23, Arturo Ochoa wrote:

>Yes. It is _useless_ and manipulated. You dont have all the result neither all
>the games. Example: Patzer - Johnny, last round.

Fine I will get the remaining games, do the test again, and guess what... Diep's
performance rating in the tournament will _still_ be low.

Diep can finish ahead of someone and _still_ have a lower TPR. It is based on
it's opponents rating and how it finished.

You don't seem to be able to grasp that.

>If you have generated a Elo based on an incomplete pgn file, you have
>manipulated the data. I resturn you the strik 2+2 = 4.

What are you going to argue when I have the full pgn file? That saturn was
alligned with mars when I generated the elo?

>
>>Diep's TPR (Tournament Performance Rating) for the event was 11th overall. It
>>officially placed 7th.
>>
>>What is so hard to understand about this?
>>
>
>No, if people were idiot, people would accept your manipulated table.

It is not manipulated. Manipluated would be if I changed results to make it look
worse. I have done no such thing. I don't need to do anything to make Diep look
bad. It took care of that all by itself at the tournament.

>PD: Apart of the fact that your table is a...., your accusations about being
>Vincent Diepeveen show the real person that you are.

Show the real person I am? A reasonable one?

Next time you pick an arguement with someone you better watch what is coming to
you. Not only will I prove the results, I am going to make you look like a
complete and utter fool over this.

I will show how I arrived at the average starting elo, the pgn in full so you
can run all the same tests, and once and for all prove that Diep's _performance_
rating in the tournament was bad.

All you have done is piss me off with your useless babble...

Peter



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