Author: blass uri
Date: 21:25:03 02/06/99
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On February 06, 1999 at 19:40:59, Peter Kappler wrote: > >I think the answer is no. The top micros are so much stronger than an ELO 2000 >player, that the best strategy for the human would be to let the computer decide >every move. I do not agree. Sometimes top programs make weak moves that even an ELO 2000 understand that they are wrong. You can look at the game of Hiarcs7 lost against shredder. If the human is 2000 elo then I expect the team human-computer to get more than 60% against the same computer without human's help. Uri
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