Author: stuart taylor
Date: 21:32:15 06/26/00
Is it not true that human ratings are lower than computer ratings relative to true standard of play due to the fact that humans make many blunders of the nature that computers do not? That is what I Have always beleived as being one of the reasons why computers do as well as they do. In other words, it could possibly be that 2650 on ssdf = 2550 against well-prepared, top humans or even 2500 which is = 2400 in actual standard of play, discounting tactical and mechanical extras. Is this correct?
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