Author: Uri Blass
Date: 22:27:15 05/19/02
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On May 19, 2002 at 19:47:00, stuart taylor wrote: >On May 19, 2002 at 13:15:44, Uri Blass wrote: > >>On May 19, 2002 at 11:31:27, stuart taylor wrote: >> >>>That's one of the most important questions, for me. >>>Would Genius 3 ever a) be beaten uniformly in every single game? b)Or atleast >>>would it never win? >>>If that has not yet been achieved, is it ALMOST achieved by now? >> >>I do not think that it almost achieved. >> >>A program may even beat another program that is 400 elo better in a single game. >> >>Genius3 is clearly better than being 400 elo weaker than the top programs. >> >>I guess that Genius3 is going to have chances to win against the top programs at >>least in the next few years. >> >>A candidate master always has chances to beat grandmaster in a single game when >>the opponents are humans. >> >>I see no reason to expect different things from chess programs. >> >>Uri >I think it is not the same with chess programs, and as an example, Chess genius >2 beat turbo King 2 at every single game (CG2 was on a 386/33). And that turbo >King had been beating many other programs most of the time, e.g. Psion by R. >Lang, CM2100, Zarkov, Novag scorpio! But come Chess Genius 2 on a 386 33mhz, and >it lost every single game even at time odds, and even when started in a bad >position to CG2 against TK in a good position, in middle of a game. >S.Taylor I know that an old piece square table of my program that should probably not have more than elo rating of 2000 could beat Nejmet3.05 that should probably have rating of more than 2400. Nejmet3.05 also could beat Fritz7. I believe that there are programs at the same level of turbo king 2 that can beat genius3 in a single game. It is possible that there are 2 programs when one can always beat the other program but I do not believe that you can decide about it based on the difference in rating. Uri
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