Author: Ed Schröder
Date: 00:40:44 07/12/00
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On July 12, 2000 at 03:16:44, blass uri wrote: >I read in kasparovchess.com that Junior could reproduce all the moves against >adams in a laptop so I guess that it found Bg7 thanks to software improvements(I >read that the commercial Deep Junior cannot find it in tournament time control) > >It likes Bg7 but changes its mind later and find it again only after a long >time.(I think it was more than 2 hours) > >Sarah bird used only one processor for deep Junior in her test so I am not sure >if it found Bg7 thanks to software improvements because it is possible that Deep >Junior gets more than linear improvement by more proccesors in some positions. > >Uri What is so special on Bg7? Programs who evaluate the position black having a (small) advantage will take a long time finding Bg7, programs who evaluate the position as negative for black will find Bg7 quickly. Again I would like to know why Bg7 is so much better than Re1. After 14 plies Rebel also picks Bg7 but the score difference with Re1 is only 0.06. Ed
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