Author: Harald Faber
Date: 01:25:36 06/04/99
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On June 03, 1999 at 20:38:48, Peter McKenzie wrote: ><snip> >>time available once their adversary's opening lines were completed, yet the CM >>programs scored highly. Am I missing something here or is it not logical to >>assume that the CM programs are superior performing programs than Junior, >>Hiarcs, Fritz, MCP, etc? Finally, since program opening books confer an >>advantage/handicap depending upon their completeness/accuracy, would not the >>best test of software strength be to either have programs compete without their >>opening books or from the same middlegame position? Please let me know your > >Yes, FIDE agrees with you. Garry Kasparov and Vishy Anand will soon be having a >lobotomy to remove all opening lines from their brains. Then they will play a >match to really determine the human strongest chess player in the world. Peter, you as a former moderator should decrease the level of sarcasm. It seemed to be a serious question.
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