Author: kurt
Date: 14:30:13 08/26/00
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On August 26, 2000 at 13:56:02, Uri Blass wrote: >On August 26, 2000 at 13:46:15, kurt wrote: > >>On August 26, 2000 at 11:16:35, Uri Blass wrote: >> >>>On August 26, 2000 at 10:59:51, walter irvin wrote: >>> >>>> has an amatuer program ever one a world championship ? >>> >>>Yes >>> >>>Junior4.5 won the WMCCC in 1997 when it was amatuer. >>> >>> >>> if programs like >>>>fritz,rebel,tiger,hiarcs,junior,nimzo cant win a title anymore >>> >>> >>>We do not know that they cannot win a title in the future. >>> >>> .what chance does >>>>programs like diep,crafty,sos,lg2000 ect. >>> >>> >>>Diep and Sos and lg2000 are professional program. >>>The last 2 are sold in the young talent package. >>> >>>Uri ><snipped> >>I belief the difference between "Pro's" and "Amateurs" at this time, >>is the human guidance / or interference to let engines >>reach sound opening positions. > > >I do not believe it. > >Shredder got a lost position out of the opening against nimzo and drew the game. > >Uri >You missed my point. Lets look at position move 18.Nh2 >An engine would not reach such a position. >White burned all bridges to attack Blacks King. >This is human guidance and not engine knowledgeBase. >Tactical analysis my require more than 20 ply search to >reach a conclusion for this position to clear. >Therefore an engine should not be left in such a >position if its Search capability is inadaquate. >My assessment after 18.Nh2: >Whites development will become overpowering after ..fe4,Ne4 Nd5,Ng4 etc. >Thus,keep position closed with..Qe7 attacking d5 with Bd5,taking advandage >of hanging Re1. As to ..Nf6,preventing Qh5 played Shredder seems over >optimistic for my style of play. >regards,Kurt Widmann
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