Author: Sonja Tiede
Date: 16:59:08 03/15/01
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On March 15, 2001 at 06:31:52, Terry McCracken wrote: >On March 15, 2001 at 04:47:29, Ulrich Tuerke wrote: > >>On March 14, 2001 at 19:46:11, Sonja Tiede wrote: >> >>2800 +/- 600 >That absolutly makes _No_ sense whatsoever. It was Never as low >2200 and never as High as 3400. > >Deep Blue was close to 2700 +/- _50_ FIDE and that was about it. No great swings >in it's play like you suggest. Deep Blues' play was fairly balanced >and was about 2700 FIDE. It did of course have amazing tactical albility >based on search wich would _appear_ to make it look 3000+ in some situations >and much less in very strategic positions, which closely combined strategy >and tactics. Game One was a good example, and Kasparov _crushed_ it. >While Game Six was _worthless_ as GK mixed up his move order on move 7 while >in book. He for some reason thought he had played 7...Bd6, and on move 8 Black >plays h6. > >T.M. I agree with your opinion. (2700+- 50) DB has played 12 games against Kasparov (2 matches) and its total score was less than kasp. (the improvements from J.Benj. were small, because you cannot impove the strength of a program easily by putting a GM in front of the machine, telling him to make changes on some parameters) Sonja
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