Author: Alvaro Rodriguez
Date: 13:42:19 08/18/00
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On August 18, 2000 at 15:53:28, Vincent Diepeveen wrote: >On August 18, 2000 at 14:10:42, Alvaro Rodriguez wrote: > >>On August 18, 2000 at 07:22:40, Vincent Diepeveen wrote: >> >>>On August 18, 2000 at 02:57:48, hashimoto wrote: >>> >>>> >>>> Is it possible to tell whether players are using computer instead of >>>>their brain when playing chess on the net? >>> >>>Sure, just post the moves and the time a person needed a move, >>>and it's a piece of cake usually to see whether it's a computer. >> >>What`s the difference in your opinion between humans and programs in this >>matter? Are the programs slower in the opening? Does the human instantly answer >>to an exchange? >> >>Regards, >>Alvaro > >Oh well, let's quote Bruce Moreland on this. > >If i give away a queen at move 4 in a real silly way, then Kasparov >will directly chop off the queen. A program will think for 3 minutes. > >Basically time division is an important issue if they 100% use >the ocmputer. > >usually computercheaters KICK that much on egorating heigth, or their >dick's height, whatever, they kick on it. They will learn that always >doing the computermove getsthem a higher rating, so they will do >all moves with computer, so they are forced to use the computer division >of time, or their rating goes down. > >So a lineair division of time, like the first 20 moves nearly all moves >at exactly 8 seconds a move, that's a clear case. > >That's usually a DOS program. Usually Rebel10. It´s much difficult to catch the "smart" cheaters, those who use a program 50 % of the time... If he/she uses the program after the opening, it`s hard to even think he/she uses a program.. The first moves very fast, and after 10-15 moves, start using a program..I think it´s dificult here.. What if the cheater use an automatic program ? Regards, Alvaro
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