Author: Uri Blass
Date: 23:55:05 09/03/00
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On September 03, 2000 at 22:00:59, stuart taylor wrote: >On September 03, 2000 at 21:48:44, stuart taylor wrote: > >>On September 03, 2000 at 21:14:43, Chessfun wrote: >> >>> >>>For what it's worth: >>> >>>Cel 433 >>>Ponder=off >>>Hash 16 Mbs >>>F6 general.ctg >>>Tablebases On. >>> >>>Fritz6a W16 L24 D34 = 33/74 >>>Fritz6b W24 L16 D34 = 41/74 >>> >>>Thanks. >> >>That's a good sign! It's clearly atleast a little bit better at blitz (unless it >>is because of better opening book). But hopefully, the difference is even bigger >>in longer games, i.e. better knowledge. >>Will skil/knowledge be increased even more for Fritz 7? >>S.Taylor > >I wish I could edit posts which were already sent! >I'm trying to see if Fritz is clearly, or still will be the over 100 elo better, >as was claimed. And being superior over its own previous version, isn't enough >evidence, yet. After all, it still lost a good few, even though it could have >been expected to know itself well enough, not to. >S.Taylor I did not say that Fritz is over 100 elo better but that the result (+9,=7,-3) suggests that it is over 100 elo better The last result suggests that it is less than 100 elo better. 400*(24-16)/74=3200/74=43+(9/37)=43.24.. points difference. This result also can happen if you play the same engine against itself. If you combine these 2 results you get 33-19 that is significant result based on who is better but it is not fair to ignore another result that was posted that was 3:2 without draws for fritz6a on 3 minutes/game so you get 35-22 for fritz6b that is again not significant by who is better. You can say that it is not fair to include 5 minutes/game and 3 minutes/game on the same package but there was no decision to include only 5 minutes for game before the experiment began so I must include all the games. The final result from all the posts is 35:22(42 draws) that suggests 400*13/99=52.525252525252... elo difference I believe that the difference is smaller(I read that there is only a small change between Fritz6a and Fritz6b). Uri
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