Author: Robert Hyatt
Date: 10:40:54 08/22/01
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On August 22, 2001 at 13:28:31, Graham Laight wrote: >On August 22, 2001 at 13:26:02, Robert Hyatt wrote: > >>On August 22, 2001 at 13:22:25, Jeroen Noomen wrote: >> >>>On August 22, 2001 at 12:33:12, Jeroen Noomen wrote: >>> >>>Gromit - Junior will be 0:1 >>> >>>Chess Tiger - Goliath will be 1/2:1/2 >>> >>>Quest - Ferret >>>-------------- >>>Rook and 3 pawns (Quest) vs. rook and 2 pawns (Ferret). >>>Good winning chances for Quest, but still not quite clear. >>>Both say around +1,5 for White. >>> >>>Shredder - Rebel >>>---------------- >>>Rebel managed to get its passed pawn to d2, but this is >>>still not enough to get a clearly winning position. Rebel >>>says +0,90, Shredder around -0,30. >>> >>>Crafty - Isichess 1:0 >>>Gandalf - Ruy Lopez 1:0 >>>Parsos - Pharaon 1:0 >>>Diep - XiniX +10 to Diep, so almost 1:0 >>>Spidergirl - Tao 0:1 >>> >>>Jeroen >> >> >>Just so you know, your updates are very much appreciated. Of course, ICCA >>_ought_ to be doing this themselves, or even better, have some of the games >>live. > >As you probably know, the DJ games are being shown live at the kasparovchess web >site. The connection there is Shay. > >-g Yes. But since I didn't write _that_ program, it isn't that interesting except for the one game where we played DJ. :) It is (to me) absolutely amazing that "the international computer chess association" can't use a _computer_ to get information out to the public. One of the major requirements when I write a proposal to the National Science Foundation is "how am I going to make the results of this research available to the general public in a way that is both timely and useful?" That is the _first_ thing I would want to address in an event that has "World" in the title. I remain surprised that this continues to be overlooked, event after event after event. I'd bet that the DGT guys would put something together like has been done for some recent human events, to capture the moves and get the games live on the internet. But they have to be asked, I am sure.. > >>But as we know, sometimes we have to "roll our own". In this case, thanks. >>Otherwise we would have little ongoing info... >> >>Bob >> >>(of course, using the words "crafty" and "winning" is always a good thing >>to do. :) )
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