Author: Harald Faber
Date: 02:20:00 04/27/99
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On April 26, 1999 at 11:36:16, blass uri wrote: > >>>Allow the cc player to check his ideas with a program and he will crush the >>>>opponent program. >>> >>>I'm not so sure. Maybe if the cc player have an ICCF-ELO >2500 but not >>>otherwise. >> >>I am sure 2200-2300 is enough. > >I do not agree about it. > >2200-2300 correspondence rating players have good pracrical chances to win but >the computer also has a good chance to win. May depend on the tie control. >Remember that the cc players sleep,eat when the computer can concentrate in the >position for many hours without getting tired. > >The computer may find a good move that the cc player missed because (s)he did >not give the computer enough hours to analyze the position. >Uri That would be playing comp-comp. I assume the cc player developping ideas and plans on his own and only CHECKING them with a program for tactical holes. In this issue humans ARE better than programs.
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