Author: Uri Blass
Date: 11:08:32 01/15/01
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On January 15, 2001 at 13:09:36, Miguel A. Ballicora wrote: >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 >> > >Being 2500 is only *one* of the requirements. Besides, it is a stable 2500 >after being 2200, 2300, etc. That means a lot of games above 2500 strength. >That is one thing. The other, to get the GM, traditionally >you have to have peaks of 2600, which are the "norms". Unless FIDE changed >things, those were 3 norms that should account for at least 24 games, in >tournaments, in a period of less than few years (3? 5?). > >From the results you show above, Deep junior has a norm. There are many >IMs in the world that stayed in that situation for a long time and never got >the GM title. There are not a lot of IM's that got a GM norm with performance of more than 2700 and did not become a GM in afew years. Uri > >I personally believe that few programs would get a title if they are release >to play like any player, but it has to be demonstrated... >For now, it is not that clear. Anyway, like other poster said, regarding >analysis they are still behind the GMs, because the understanding of the game >is limited. It depends on the position. There are positions when they are above GM strength(for example KRB vs KR when they have tablebases to say for every position if it is a draw or a win for one side). Uri
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