Author: Dann Corbit
Date: 11:41:07 08/01/01
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On August 01, 2001 at 13:47:40, Fernando Villegas wrote: >Bob: >A denegation of facts so extreme as even considering nil and devoid of sense a >6-0 score is againts your academic and scientific quality. If such a thing >happened, of course every idea about Fritz and his relation with Deep blue >should be revised. If you still think things are so and so, then you are not >supporting an hipothesys or even a raw fact, but a dogmatic tenet. Look at the Deep Junior/Deep Fritz contest. Suppose we had stopped it at 5 games. It would appear that Deep Junior is *vastly* superior to Deep Fritz. A long continuation showed that they were about the same, which is what we would expect. Very strange things can happen in a short sequence. You can flip a penny and get heads 6 times in a row. One out of 64 tries, this will happen. It is unusual, but does occur.
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