Author: Otello Gnaramori
Date: 05:32:40 07/23/01
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On July 23, 2001 at 04:06:20, Mark Young wrote: >On July 22, 2001 at 11:17:23, Chris Carson wrote: > >>I will be sending the entire list to Tony tomorrow. The new list >>is broken out by Commercial and Non-Commercial. The Non-Commercial >>list will have all the DT, DTII, DB, DBjr games included for a total >>of 365 games (commercial and non-commercial). The pgn's will include >>all 365 plus the DT/DB vs computer games. >> >>Also, since I do not post analysis or opinions here, Tony is publishing >>my analysis in his e-maililing. I get no money for my analysis and I do >>not work for any commercial program or company. >> >>Here is the latest list for commercial programs on 866mhz and faster, >>all games are included: >> >> W D L Tot >>C. Tiger 14 P3 866 2788 2497 8 3 0 11 >>D. Junior 6 SMP 8x700 2702 2702 2 5 2 9 >>D. Fritz 6 SMP 4x500 2678 2545 6 4 2 12 >>D. Fritz 7 SMP 2X1000 2612 2612 0 6 0 6 >>Rebel-Cen P3 866 2598 2531 2 3 1 6 >>D. Junior 6 SMP 4x500 2635 0 1 0 1 >>Reb-Cen K7 1000 2485 0 1 0 1 >> 18 23 5 46 > >Computer programs have now passed every test it seems that people have produced >objections for to debunk the above results. > >1. Preparation >2. Motivation >3. Quality of players >4. Money >5. Match conditions against strong GM prepared players. >6. Tournament conditions with strong GM players. > >Even with all the “holes” still left in the modern chess programs play, which >the critics of GM level play for computers rightly, point out. It must be noted >that the human side has only been able to produced 5 wins against these >weaknesses, while the computer side has produced 18 wins against the human >weaknesses. > >This begs the logical question: Which side has more “holes” that need to be >fixed, Humans or Computers? > We are usually saying in this situations : "You can't find a deaf worser than the healthy one that refused to hear" > > > >> >>Ofcourse, I will not respond to any posts here, you will have to read >>Tony's letter to get my perspective. >> >>Best Regards, >>Chris Carson
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