Author: Vincent Diepeveen
Date: 11:39:22 04/17/02
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On April 17, 2002 at 13:45:33, Uri Blass wrote: DIEP soon plays Kh1 there, if it doesn't then within a few minutes i get a fail low to nearly draw score for Kf1? >On April 17, 2002 at 13:26:34, K. Burcham wrote: > >> >> >>Deep Blue vs Kasparov 1997 Six game match >> >>if you have any Deep Blue positions that were played in the six game match, that >>you feel are very difficult for todays programs, could you please post them >>here. I will check to make sure I have them. >>If you have any positions you feel that cannot be found by todays programs, >>please state that with the position please. >>I am trying to compile the complete list of Deep Blue moves that anyone thinks >>cannot be found, or played by todays programs. probably have most--but you might >>have one i overlooked. >>If you have read somewhere about a Deep Blue position that someone thought was >>too difficult for todays programs, please post with position and game number. >> >>question everything, >>kburcham > >You should look also for deeper blue tactical mistakes that part of the top >program understand that they are big tactical mistakes after a long search. > >One candidate is Kh1 from game 2. > >It may be interesting if people can compare the score of top programs after Kf1 >and the score after Kh1 if you give programs 24 hours to search. > >Note that in order to find that Kf1 is a tactical mistake it is enough to find a >big difference between Kf1 and Kh1. > >Programs do not need to find a draw score after Kf1 but only that Kh1 is >significantly better than Kf1. > >Uri
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