Author: Chris Carson
Date: 04:01:50 01/15/01
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Yes, I came to the same, and avoid this whole thread for the most part (I read here a lot but do not post much, I am completing Ph.D sometime this summer). Programs are GM (2500 is GM level and 2525 is average GM rating) and above 2600 on 1GHZ (or faster machines). Been above 2500 average rating since 500MHZ machines came out and have some single match ratings in high 2500's to 2600 on 300MHZ machines. Great showing by Ed and Rebel! Best Regards, Chris Carson On January 15, 2001 at 02:35:13, Jouni Uski wrote: >For FIDE GM title You need at least 2500 rating. Here are 3 latest >human-computer match TPRs: > >Rebel 11 ~2600 Wiel 2001 >Deep Junior 2703 Dortmund 2000 >Deep Fritz 2585 Dutch Championship 2000 > >Isn't it 100,000% sure, that these programs are GM level? Note, that in each >above mentioned tournaments human players were specially trained to play anti- >computer chess. Against "normal" players TPRs will be clearly higher. I think >this discussion about GM level is today unnecessary and I will not comment it >anymore. > >Jouni
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