Author: Ed Schröder
Date: 15:01:26 03/18/98
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>Posted by Bruce Moreland on March 18, 1998 at 15:58:40: >In Reply to: Re: SSDF and the programmers............ posted by Harald Faber >on March 18, 1998 at 09:21:58: >On March 18, 1998 at 09:21:58, Harald Faber wrote: >>It can only work IF SSDF starts testing COMMERCIAL AVAILABLE PROGAMS, >>meaning not only available but also bought! >>So there can't be possible cheats or hidden autoplayers etc. >>Only test what anybody can buy at the store or whereever. >>THAT is fair. >You can never have a "fair" list as long as the new version of program A >(with learning or with a lot of human opening book intervention) has >played 5,000 autoplayer games against the current version of program B >(with or without learning) in the lab, and then programs A and B are >played against each other by the SSDF people. >The one who releases most recently has an advantage. >Intensive training against specific opponents screws everything up. Right. Bruce, if the SSDF people ask you to test Ferret for the list would you do it? I mean in principal? - Ed - >bruce
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