Author: blass uri
Date: 20:21:02 05/25/00
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On May 25, 2000 at 19:42:57, Ernst A. Heinz wrote: >>I'm simply continuing the point of this thread, namely, you noticed that as >>depth increases, the number of draws increases and the number of wins decreases. >>Your conclusion is that this behavior is due to unequal depths. But wouldn't it >>be interesting if the behavior also occurred with equal depths? > >The behaviour cannot occurr for equal depths _unless_ for >any "X <=> X" (_not_ "12 <=> 12" as erroneously written in >the previous message) the scoring rates of White and Black >suddenly become far different from 50%. I think that Tom means to the following fact: depth increases, the number of draws increases. This can be right also for equal depth. The question is if there are more draws in 12<==>12 than in 8<==>8 Uri
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