Author: Shaley
Date: 01:14:12 08/25/05
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On August 25, 2005 at 04:01:01, Uri Blass wrote: >It is very likely that something is wrong in your test because as far as I know >no testers got similiar results. > >If you use the opening position with no opening book and no learning then the >same game can repeat often so the test is not serious. > >If you want to test without opening book you can use the nunn match when both >programs get the same position with white and black. > >Uri Hi Uri, How's that? The both programmes had to play on a blank sheet w/o any opening libraries and using only the positional knowledge they really had. Fruit tried to make it more positional, I'd say, hyper-modern, but Fritz made him play acute lines and that's where he (Fruit) slipped. So what was wrong about my test? I'm sure had I let them both use good books, i.e., of Fritz, Junior or Shredder, the outcome wouldn't be much better for Fruit. Too little knowledge can't turn into a better score result. Cheers, Alexander
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