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Subject: Re: How Rebel plays at SSDF the bare facts, just statistics and thoughts

Author: Enrique Irazoqui

Date: 07:36:28 06/18/98

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On June 18, 1998 at 08:37:44, Amir Ban wrote:

>On June 18, 1998 at 07:00:17, Enrique Irazoqui wrote:
>
>>On June 18, 1998 at 03:58:08, Ernst Walet wrote:
>>
>>>All in all it is quite clear to me why Chessbase took so long to produce their
>>>auto232 player, they had to figure out how to kick Rebel's butt!
>>
>>This is false. Frizt 5 does not beat Rebel 9 in a different way than it beats
>>any other program.
>>
>>When I said that Rebel 9 did not learn in its SSDF match against Fritz 5, I got
>>mixed up with the Rebel 8 - Fritz 5 match. Rebel 8 played 13 losing doubles.
>>Rebel 9 played no doubles at all, as anyone can check. So all this discussion
>>about brain surgery, Rebel 9's learner being upset in that match, etc., makes no
>>sense at all because it's all based on this mistake made by yours truly. So much
>>for relying on memory when talking about facts :((((((((((
>>
>>My apologies, Enrique
>
>
>That's still not quite right. The Rebel 8 match had 7 identical draws,

One identical draw, the 2 C18 games. I count (CB7) 6 identical games and 7 more
games (CB7 again) that would have been identical if the operator would have
terminated them at the same move. Of these 13 games, 9 are won by Fritz 5 and 4
are draws. I post the double games below.

Counting all 40 games, Fritz 5 scores 79%. Counting the 27 different games,
Fritz 5 would have scored 77%. No big difference, I agree.

Enrique

> which
>accounted for almost half the points it scored (8.5). I took interest in that
>match when it was debated and posted what I found here. I found that Fritz
>scored 79% in the match, while if doubles were discounted it would score "only"
>77%. Big difference.
>
>This doesn't mean that Rebel could not become a victim of the Fritz learner, but
>the facts show that it didn't, this time.
>
>We now know that the Fritz learner will seek to repeat a draw. That this is
>risky strategy was shown in this match. A learner should try to repeat wins
>only, and prehaps should avoid not only past losses but past draws.
>
>Amir


-----------------------------------------------------
[Event "Tony Hedlund (15)"]
[Site "Tony Hedlund (15)"]
[Date "1998.??.??"]
[Round "?"]
[White "Fritz 5.00 MMX"]
[Black "Rebel8 P90"]
[Result "1-0"]
[ECO "D45"]
[PlyCount "69"]

{44032kB, power.ctg} 1. d4 {0} 1... Nf6 {2} 2. Nf3 {0} 2... d5 {2} 3. c4 {0}
3... c6 {2} 4. Nc3 {0} 4... e6 {2} 5. e3 {0} 5... Nbd7 {1} 6. Qc2 {0} 6... Bd6
{2} 7. g4 {0} 7... Nxg4 {2} 8. Rg1 {0} 8... Qf6 {2} 9. Rxg4 {0} 9... Qxf3 {2}
10. Rxg7 {0} 10... Nf8 {2} 11. Rg1 {0} 11... Ng6 {2} 12. Be2 {0} 12... Qf6 {2}
13. Bd2 {0} 13... Bd7 {2} 14. O-O-O {0} 14... Qxf2 {2} 15. h3 {-0.56/11 368}
15... Qh4 {535} 16. e4 {-0.81/10 0} 16... Rc8 {536} 17. Rdf1 {-0.63/10 378}
17... Bf4 {166} 18. Bxf4 {-0.66/11 373} 18... Nxf4 {2} 19. Rg4 {-0.63/10 201}
19... Nxe2+ {233} 20. Qxe2 {-0.41/12 42} 20... Qxh3 {394} 21. exd5 {-0.59/11 0}
21... cxd5 {631} 22. Nxd5 {-0.59/12 0} 22... Bb5 {400} 23. b3 {-0.34/11 432}
23... Bc6 {1} 24. Nf6+ {0.44/11 353} 24... Kd8 {902} 25. Kb2 {1.34/12 0} 25...
Be8 {327} 26. d5 {1.69/10 136} 26... h5 {137} 27. Rd4 {3.44/10 159} 27... Ke7 {
561} 28. Rf3 {4.78/10 107} 28... Qh1 {20} 29. dxe6 {6.69/10 49} 29... fxe6 {47}
30. Nd5+ {#9/9 36} 30... Kd6 {535} 31. Nf4+ {#8/8 0} 31... Kc7 {182} 32. Nxe6+
{#7/7 0} 32... Kc6 {97} 33. Qe4+ {#8/6 0} 33... Kb6 {2} 34. Rd6+ {#7/5 0} 34...
Bc6 {47} 35. c5+ {#6/4 0} 1-0

[Event "Tony Hedlund (16)"]
[Site "Tony Hedlund (16)"]
[Date "1998.??.??"]
[Round "?"]
[White "Rebel8 P90"]
[Black "Fritz 5.00 MMX"]
[Result "0-1"]
[ECO "C18"]
[PlyCount "74"]

{44032kB, power.ctg} 1. e4 {0} 1... e6 {0} 2. d4 {1} 2... d5 {0} 3. Nc3 {1}
3... Bb4 {0} 4. e5 {2} 4... Ne7 {0} 5. a3 {2} 5... Bxc3+ {0} 6. bxc3 {2} 6...
c5 {0} 7. Qg4 {2} 7... Qc7 {0} 8. Qxg7 {1} 8... Rg8 {0} 9. Qxh7 {1} 9... cxd4 {
0} 10. Ne2 {2} 10... Nbc6 {0} 11. f4 {1} 11... Bd7 {0} 12. Qd3 {1} 12... dxc3 {
0} 13. Rb1 {1} 13... O-O-O {0} 14. h3 {2} 14... d4 {0.66/12 192} 15. g4 {1}
15... Ng6 {0} 16. Bg2 {2} 16... Nh4 {0} 17. Be4 {572} 17... Be8 {0} 18. a4 {454
} 18... Qe7 {0.75/12 405} 19. Rb3 {901} 19... f5 {0.56/12 400} 20. exf6 {201}
20... Qxf6 {0.50/11 28} 21. Qc4 {270} 21... Rg7 {0.63/11 296} 22. g5 {82} 22...
Qf7 {0.28/11 323} 23. Rb5 {264} 23... Nf5 {0.25/11 237} 24. Rc5 {143} 24... Kb8
{0.47/10 104} 25. Qb3 {409} 25... Qh5 {0.00/11 0} 26. Rh2 {646} 26... Qh4+ {
-0.22/12 0} 27. Rf2 {225} 27... Ne3 {-0.41/12 247} 28. Nxc3 {62} 28... dxc3 {
0.00/11 421} 29. Bxe3 {2} 29... Bh5 {-3.47/12 241} 30. Qb1 {2} 30... Rgd7 {
-5.19/12 134} 31. Bd3 {82} 31... Qxh3 {-5.72/11 0} 32. Rxc3 {605} 32... Qxe3+ {
-10.97/12 247} 33. Kf1 {1} 33... Bf3 {-10.72/11 164} 34. Rh2 {215} 34... Qxf4 {
-13.97/11 18} 35. Rf2 {388} 35... Rh8 {-#7/9 13} 36. Bh7 {48} 36... Rhxh7 {
-#6/7 0} 37. Rg2 {2} 37... Rh1+ {-#3/2 0} 0-1

[Event "Tony Hedlund (18)"]
[Site "Tony Hedlund (18)"]
[Date "1998.??.??"]
[Round "?"]
[White "Rebel8 P90"]
[Black "Fritz 5.00 MMX"]
[Result "1/2-1/2"]
[ECO "C18"%



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