Author: Slater Wold
Date: 14:34:30 02/27/02
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On February 27, 2002 at 17:03:08, Chris Carson wrote: >On February 27, 2002 at 16:00:18, Robert Hyatt wrote: > >>On February 27, 2002 at 15:19:12, Chris Carson wrote: >> >>>On February 27, 2002 at 12:34:58, ALI MIRAFZALI wrote: >>> >>>>In the 1999 article in the IEEE journal;it was reported by Hsu that a single >>>>chip version of Deep Blue won a 10 game match against the top 2 commercial >>>>programs (of 1997) 10-0 ;and that Deep Blue Jr had a plus 2700 elo performance >>>>against the GMs working on the project .Have these games ever been Published? >>>>What were these 2 commercial programs? >>> >>>No the games were never published. The name/version of the programs were never >>>published. The HW the programs were running on was never published. >>> >>>There has been a lot of talk on in this forum about this match and the results, >>>but it is all speculation since the above facts have never been published. >> >> >>actually the _names_ of the programs were published. And the hardware used >>was published. The games were not published for the games vs the micro >>programs. The games against the human grandmasters are certainly public >>record as they were played at various public events and tournaments around the >>world... I don't personally have them, but I have seen the pgn versions around >>somewhere. >> >>If you look back thru the CCC archives you will find information about the >>DB(one chip) vs the micros. More than one person asked them about it at the >>various public presentations they made after the kasparov match, and then they >>reported a summary here... > >I do not want to get into a debate on this topic. If you will tell me where >they (DB team) published, I would like to read the article. > >I am talking about information published by HSU or another member of the DB >team, I do not consider a discussion in this forum by people (not on the DB >team) to be valid. If HSU or a member of the DB team discussed it here, then >point me to that post, but it must be HSU or a DB team member. > >If you can point me to a published reference by HSU or a team member, that >covers this information, that would be great! I posed the link a while back. The topic is labelled. He used 1 DB chip (approx 180mhz) vs a 180mhz Pentium PC. I suggest you read the article.
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