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Subject: Re: OP 2002 Nunn Test [60/120'] ChessTiger14 winner of position no. 4

Author: Uri Blass

Date: 09:18:40 04/14/02

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On April 14, 2002 at 11:29:39, Vincent Diepeveen wrote:

>On April 13, 2002 at 16:23:12, Kurt Utzinger wrote:
>
>congratulations Christophe, chessbase beaten in its
>own tournament! I remember that at the time the positions
>were chosen it completely favoured fritz. All positions
>were closed shuffle positions. At that time fritz was not
>worse there than other programs.

Fritz is still leading the tournament.
Tiger won only one position.

Tiger is also a chessbase engine
The king is the only engine in the tournament that is not sold by chessbase.

>
>Also i was a bit sick that he used positions which still were
>completely INSIDE the book.

I see no problem with it.
The tournament only shows which programs are better
in some specific positions.

>
>Nunn obviously knows nothing from computerchess here, already
>years ago we figured that out.

I do not understand what do you have against nunn.
It is clear that we cannot say which engine is better based on 10 positions
and it is not nunn's fault.

It is possible to optimize engines for every known position so if people want to
test engines without opening book in order to see which engine is better in
analyzing they should always change the positions(it is possible to test engines
in the positions after 15 moves of smirin in the next 8 games of smirin against
the machines and for the next year it is possible to use different games in
order to prevent preperation)

Uri



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