Author: Dave Gomboc
Date: 15:47:42 06/03/99
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On June 03, 1999 at 18:36:31, Prakash Das wrote: [snip] > There is nothing like black and white experiments I have seen. Many experiments >can be very very difficult and the results hard to interpret. > > No one is preventing from experiments like Belle and others you point out, from >happening. The topic was, this is a "world championship". Haven't understood >yet, world champion of what. In this scenario, the WC would be one who beat the >others overall. But it would have been beaten other non-optimum "systems". So, >once again, I don't see what was proved. Part of the nature of the event is that it is a competition. What algorithmic entity plays the best chess on the planet? This is what distinguishes this world championship from a fair or exhibition. [snip] > I don't grumble. you are :) (I am just questioning this designation of "world >championship.") Dave
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