Author: pavel
Date: 03:24:51 11/14/00
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On November 14, 2000 at 05:49:19, Thorsten Czub wrote: >On November 13, 2000 at 21:09:49, stuart taylor wrote: >>I think I understand now. > >thats always very good :-))) > >>Well! that almost makes me want to cry! (together with an emotional Gambit >>Tiger). > >?! > >>GT does not look anything special at all according to these results. > >50% against Junior6a. >So how will Junior want to beat GT in Elo-points ? > > >>You might say, "but it's not enough games to indicate very much"! >> But I can tell you, that I anyway am always upset to see a program which I >>want to get for analysis, and main use, lose even one game, esp. to a previous >>generation program, since that indicates some inadequacy somewhere, compared to >>something else which is available. > > >you are upset? why ? > >>I would prefer if they were many draws, even >>if only the occasional win. That would look more reliably better. But now, it >>looks like in many ways, the old Junior6a is stronger than GT. > >junior6a gets - if it is lucky, 50% against GT, Rebel-Tiger gets better >results against Junior. But - IMO GT is the better program. > >i don't see why you are upset. its very normal that programs play different >against different opponents. >you have always ONE program that is a kind of fear-enemy. >thats normal. > >>S.Taylor LOL, I get your point. when GT plays against crafty, crafty becomes "punching bag" of the old paradigm. when GT plays against junior6, the results is almost 50%, your 'defense mechanism' comes out saying "CT is better against junior6 then GT" DUH!!! now dont tell CT is also the result of "new paradigm" isnt this supposed to be a test between the best of "old paradigm" and the best of "new paradigm", that i suggested? you know, you are so predictable and I am almost damm sure what you are gonna say next, and all I can do is kick back and laugh about it :) pavs. ;)
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