Author: Chuck
Date: 15:25:06 04/30/99
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On April 30, 1999 at 13:29:08, blass uri wrote: > >On April 30, 1999 at 12:39:38, Dann Corbit wrote: > >>On April 30, 1999 at 12:25:32, blass uri wrote: >> >>> >>>Crafty16.6 won Rebel10C 2.5:.5 in 1 hour per move games and >>>Ed said that it had a won position in the 4th game(Ed lost this game) so the >>>result should be 3.5:.5 >>> >>>Chessmaster6000 is also known to be good at long time control and my question is >>>which program is better? >>> >>>I consider to play with one of them in the 3/4 final of the correspondence >>>championship of Israel. >>> >>>What is your opinion? >>Use them both, and look at the lines of reasoning that they provide. Then use >>your own judgement when they disagree. > >The problem is that I want to see if a program without help is good enough to go >to the final and I did not decide which program to use. > >Using Junior is also possible but only if amir ban will fix enough playing >problems in Junior. > >Uri This is a good question and one where we could really test computers. I think some of the top programs will show REAL shortcomings in such a situation. Ever play Fritz 5 down a line of the Kings Indian. The biggest problem for a computer would probably be that correspondence masters are very good at tricking their opponents into playing lines they didn't want to play. I would like to see some money raised to see Fritz or Hiarcs play a match against one of the top CC players, like Sanakoev, and see how far computers are from really finding the best moves. Chuck
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