Author: Marc van Hal
Date: 11:16:39 12/17/01
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On December 17, 2001 at 12:14:42, Jorge Pichard wrote: >On December 17, 2001 at 11:41:26, Marc van Hal wrote: > >>Giving a program to a G is verry stupid >>You simply could see it like this >>Kasparov and Kramnik sit on the board >>Kasparov Asks: Kramnik what move will you make after this move >>Kramnik answers:I am going to make this move >>Kasparov: Aha! >>Kasparov is looking over the position again. >>And desides too make the move anyways. >> >>5 moves later Kasparov sees that the move was not as good he hoped they should >>be. >> >>Kasparov put all the moves back. >> >>And makes a new move >> >>Kasparov ask: Kramnik what will you play after this move? >> >>Kramnik says:I will make this move >> >>Kasparov looks over the board again makes the move >> >>This contineus till Kasparov wins the game. >> >>This contineus till Kasparov had played all the openings from Kramnik reportoir >> >>Kasparov remembers the games. >> >>Now the Match will be played >> >>Kasparov plays all the moves he remeberd >> >>Kramnik plays exactly the same moves like he did before. >>Kasparov easely wins the match >>Kramnik says I rembered these positions vaguely . >> >>Regards Marc van Hal > >I see your point, but how can you replace a computer with Kramnik. You >should have been more direct by simply replacing Kasparov with Kramnik and >Kramnik with Deep Fritz. Now the logical thing to do would be for Frans Morsch >to request from Kramnik if he could still replace his program and Opening Book >one week prior to the match. > >Jorge I replaced Kramnik and Kasparov with a program versus human Because in this case you would say they must be kidding. While in the position with a program you find it normal. While it is basicly the same. The percentage can be dropped extremely if you know that there are many transpositions. I also don't believe to much in speed Because I think it will reach the wall and only is hitting on it compared with programs playing under tournament conditionson on the normal hardware. Maybe I am wrong But this are my thoughts. Maybe someone working for chessbase later on can show me I was wrong.
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