Author: Graham Laight
Date: 03:00:07 07/11/00
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On July 10, 2000 at 23:23:58, Bruce Moreland wrote: >>Since no other program beside Deep Blue which used a Super Computer, have >>accomplished what Deep Junior is accomplishing at the moment, to compete and >>play a la par with the top 10 players in the world at tournament time control; I >>would have to say that the latest Deep Junior, not the Commecial Deep Junior, >>but whatever improvements Amir had incorparated into his latest Strategical >>monster, would be the most knowledgeable program. Now as far as what program >>play the best against other programs it depend, Fritz 6a is on top of the SSDF, >>but Shredder is the world P.C. Chess Software Champion, using a single >>processor. >> >>Pichard. > >When did Deep Blue do this? I must have missed that tournament. > >bruce Deep Blue did better in 1997 than Deep Junior is doing now. Whenever it got a significant advantage, it won. By contrast, Deep Junior seems to be capable of getting an advantage against weaker players than Kasparov, but it can't "put them away". -g
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