Author: Russell Reagan
Date: 13:29:20 05/19/02
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On May 19, 2002 at 14:49:52, Marc van Hal wrote: >Yes he will be more of a chalange against these grandmasters >then he would be without his increased positional knowledge. I disagree on this point. If your advantage isn't enough to change the end result, then it's not really an advantage is it? >Not to mention that his positional knowledge also will increase after playing >against the stronger oponents. But his improvements against the weaker program will be of no use against the grandmasters. He will still get thrashed. >Or in short >If the program has a realy way of improving it's positional understanding it is >likely that it in time will beat the strongest grandmaster >Because it will lead in a new time of positional understanding ! Yes, it's games against the grandmasters will help it to beat the grandmasters, but the games that it played against the weaker player that it previously surpassed will have no effect on it against other programs. Actually, it might have an affect on it, but you can't say that it will always be the case. Russell
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