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Subject: Re: Can someone make a program to ultimate perfection at 20 hrs. per move?

Author: Daniel Clausen

Date: 15:00:35 03/19/02

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Hi

On March 19, 2002 at 12:49:40, stuart taylor wrote:

[snip]

>I thought it was atleast loosely connected universally, i.e. that one group in
>some place having a tournament for beginners wouldn't start them all off with a
>basis of 2500 elo, but would start them off according to standard guidlines.
>  Absolute perfection should obviously fall somewhere between 3-4000 elo if
>calibrated with most of the world.

"obviously"? :)

Let me illustrate my point. A perfect player would approx have 750 ELO points
more than the 2nd best player (ie Kasparov) therefore approx 2850+750=3600. As
soon as a super Kasparov shows up and reaches 3000 ELO (being ~150 ELO's
stronger than Kasparov) the ELO of the perfect player would go up to
3600+150+3750 ELO. And so on.

Sargon

• Re: Can someone make a program to ultimate perfection at 20 hrs. per move? Uri Blass 03:07:12 03/20/02
  • Re: Can someone make a program to ultimate perfection at 20 hrs. per move? Daniel Clausen 06:29:43 03/20/02
    • Re: Can someone make a program to ultimate perfection at 20 hrs. per move? Uri Blass 06:38:22 03/20/02
      • Re: Can someone make a program to ultimate perfection at 20 hrs. per move? Daniel Clausen 06:42:47 03/20/02
        • Re: Can someone make a program to ultimate perfection at 20 hrs. per move? Sune Fischer 09:46:08 03/20/02
        • Re: Can someone make a program to ultimate perfection at 20 hrs. per move? Uri Blass 07:09:59 03/20/02
• Re: Can someone make a program to ultimate perfection at 20 hrs. per move? stuart taylor 02:59:05 03/20/02
• Re: Can someone make a program to ultimate perfection at 20 hrs. per move? Sune Fischer 01:26:51 03/20/02

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