Author: Chris Carson
Date: 05:08:26 04/02/02
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On April 01, 2002 at 22:50:38, Ratko V Tomic wrote: >> We saw how effective a 2700 GM was against Rebel after 100 >> preparation games, two wins and two losses. > >I don't think the practice was with the the fully identical >program version, opening book and settings. I was talking about >having an equivalent of "GM at home" and not about a developer >team providing new versions, new books, new settings... etc. >That's why we keep upgrading or buying new programs or experiment >with program parameters. The old ones wear out, they become >relatively weaker against a given human after some play at fixed >settings. Actually just book and settings is all that is required to change the way the program plays and you get that at home. My play against humans dramatically improves when I practice against a computer, my analysis more complete and I have a better understanding of my own strengths and weakness.
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