Author: Kirill Kryukov
Date: 21:12:17 02/03/06
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On February 03, 2006 at 22:53:56, Joseph Ciarrochi wrote: >bayeselo generates numbers that are quite different, in scale, from those >generated by elostat (e.g, cegt ratings). Is their anyway to make the scale the >same? Bayeselo has "scale" command, which is doing just that. That is, if you really mean the scale difference. If you want to shift the whole rating list up or down, it is done with "offset" command in Bayeselo. >Also, has anybody done a comparison of the two rating systems (bayelo versus >elostat). Are their big differences? I was using both programs for CEGT and other tourneys for some while now, and Bayeselo gives more consistent and stable ratings, in my feeling. Bayeselo homepage has also some explanation about how it compares with ELOstat. Bayeselo is particularly good with strange or extreme cases, and big rating differences. The last CEGT list that I constructed (obsolete by now) contains ratings by both Bayeselo and ELOstat: http://kd.lab.nig.ac.jp/chess/cegt/rating-table-all-hidden.shtml Best, Kirill
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