Author: Janosch Zwerensky
Date: 10:53:56 09/10/01
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>Kasaprov could try nemeth's ideas but there are 2 possibilities here: > >1)He was afraid that Deeper blue is going to refute his ideas by search(note >that top programs of today can find better moves against nemeth ideas at >tournament time control on fast hardware and it is clearly possible that part of >the sacrifices of him are simply losing when the programs had not enough time to >find the right defence. > >2)He did not think about these ideas. And third, even if he had thought about such ideas, he would have known that under match conditions (that is: without seeing what the computer is thinking, and without the possibility to go through some trial-and-error process usually necessary to win some essentially unsound line) he would lose more than win by trying to put them into practice... I'd say that the same would be true for Nemeth, were he to play a match against a strong machine equipped with a dedicated anti-nemeth-book under controlled conditions. Regards, Janosch.
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