Author: Chessfun
Date: 07:43:35 02/10/00
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On February 09, 2000 at 18:18:29, Frank Schubert wrote: >General statistics: > >Games : 420 > >White Wins : 153 (36.4 %) >Black Wins : 96 (22.9 %) >Draws : 171 (40.7 %) > >White Perf. : 56.8 % >Black Perf. : 43.2 % > >ECO A = 54 Games (12.9 %) >ECO B = 118 Games (28.1 %) >ECO C = 54 Games (12.9 %) >ECO D = 100 Games (23.8 %) >ECO E = 94 Games (22.4 %) > > > >Elo rating list: > > > Program Elo + - Games Score Av.Op. Draws > >1 Junior 6.0 : 2666 55 47 120 60.8 % 2589 40.0 % >2 Fritz 6a : 2645 57 44 120 57.5 % 2593 41.7 % >3 Nimzo 7.32 : 2623 61 41 120 53.8 % 2597 44.2 % >4 Rebel-Tiger 12.0e : 2605 64 36 120 50.8 % 2599 51.7 % >5 Hiarcs 7.32 : 2585 47 62 120 47.5 % 2603 33.3 % >6 Shredder 4 : 2575 46 60 120 45.8 % 2604 35.0 % >7 Century : 2500 50 51 120 33.8 % 2617 39.2 % > > >After 120 games for each program the margins of error are in the range of >+- 50 Elo points. So what does this mean now ? Well, if Enrique would repeat >this tournament, then with a probability of 95 % the new Elo rating of Junior >would lie between 2721 (= 2666 + 55) and 2619 (= 2666 - 47). But one must take >into consideration that the probability for the new Elo value being still 2666 >is significantly higher than being 2721 or 2619. Similar statements are >valid for the other programs. Therefore the rating list above can be seen as >the rating list with the highest probability of all lists. But of course there >is still a good chance that after a new Cadaques tournament the winner would be >Fritz, Nimzo or Tiger. > > >Individual statistics: > >(1) Junior 6.0 : 120 (+ 49,= 48,- 23), 60.8 % > >Shredder 4 : 20 (+ 6,= 10,- 4), 55.0 % >Fritz 6a : 20 (+ 6,= 12,- 2), 60.0 % >Nimzo 7.32 : 20 (+ 9,= 8,- 3), 65.0 % >Rebel-Tiger 12.0e : 20 (+ 8,= 8,- 4), 60.0 % >Century : 20 (+ 13,= 4,- 3), 75.0 % >Hiarcs 7.32 : 20 (+ 7,= 6,- 7), 50.0 % Excellent tourney...great job by both Enrique and yourself. Can you please tell me of the 6 opponents of Junior which were with J6 and which were with J6a. Thanks.
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