Author: Jeff Nouveau
Date: 03:08:17 04/07/00
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On April 07, 2000 at 05:41:43, Harald Faber wrote: >On April 07, 2000 at 05:08:06, Jeff Nouveau wrote: > > >>So, I think we agree on the fact that we need 3 sets of rules for these 3 >>disciplines. >> >>I sincerely think that we can find a set of rules that will permit comp-human >>competition on fair basis. And I think we need it : many of us want to know :o) >> >>Jeff > >What are your suggested conditions? >Should humans be allowed to use opening books? Why (not)? Many simple ideas have been suggested in this forum, and I think they are worth experimenting : 1-Use of database (only database, no engine of course ;o), 2-Incremental time control, 3-Maybe ending tablebases, if the computer have them. I don't think we need much more than that. With this kind of conditions, I'm sure we respect everyone's work : player, programmer, opening book maker... What do you think ? Jeff
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