Author: Don Dailey
Date: 19:29:08 12/29/97
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>>Larry's test did not use my procedure, also I'm not saying my procedure >>has any value, it was just an idea. >> >>I think the biggest flaw in the tests is simply the problem selection >>process. If a human took Larry's test I'll bet he would perform >>quite poorly due to your "statistical inbreeding" phenomenon. But >>that's why I believe a good test should involve a large and varied >>sample. > >But isn't the real flaw with tests that they test for finding solutions, >but now how to get into those positions in the first place. And which >posiitons steered to is very subjective. Tal would steer different to >Tarrasch .... > >Chris Whittington Absolutely. I posted earlier to someone making this exact point. It's very hard to construct a problem set to measure this. -- Don
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