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Subject: Re: I believe that chess programs are at IM level in correspondence games

Author: blass uri

Date: 09:21:02 05/28/00

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On May 28, 2000 at 09:20:47, Paulo Soares wrote:

>On May 27, 2000 at 23:35:09, blass uri wrote:
>
>>On May 27, 2000 at 23:22:20, blass uri wrote:
>><snipped>
>>>I believe that computer programs are at IM level inspite of the fact that the
>>>IM's have the right to use programs to help them and that my level is better
>>>than the average IM level at correspondence games.
>>
>>I can add that I believe that most chess players can be better than the average
>>IM in correspondence games when both sides can use programs if they know to give
>>programs many hours to calculate and are careful not to trust programs only in a
>>small number of cases when they are sure that the program is wrong.
>>
>>Uri
>
>I agree, a chess player with FIDE rating around 2000 ELO, that knows as using
>in an appropriate way the team Human+Computer, can be at the level of a IM
>ICCF.

My claim was that a computer with no help can be at the level of an average IM
ICCF.

I believe that a computer with help can be at better level(maybe GM level)

My experience that in my case human+computer has better score than an IM

The IM has 4.5 out of 6 and one game that he is going to lose against me and
I have 4 out of 4 and 2 games that I am going to win and one that I am probably
going to draw but I still try to win.





>I think that the best for the team human+computer is:
>
>1. To give a long time so that only the program analyzes
>   the position.
>2. To analyze for a long time, with the help of the program,
>   the chosen program move, and other moves that are interesting in the
>   player's opinion.
>3. Not to participate simultaneously of many tournaments.
>
>Paulo Soares, from Brazil

I agree

Uri



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