Author: fca
Date: 03:56:42 08/04/98
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On August 04, 1998 at 06:31:23, Martin Müller wrote: >On August 03, 1998 at 20:28:44, fca wrote: > >>Can we Kompile a list of (stereotypical maybe) human equivalents to the top >>programs? Yes, there is no suggestion that the programs play anywhere *as well* >>as the super-GMs named.... only a style-parallel is called for. >> >>Like, say, Chess Genius == Capablanca (reasons: simplistic style, careful play, >>accumulation of small advantages, quite happy to win in the endgame - avoids >>violent pyrotechnics in favour of technical victory) or Karpov, even. >> >>Or Chess System Tal == Lasker (poisoned water; maybe makes deliberately >>provocative moves; anti-establishment/Tarrasch) - maybe there is a case for Tal >>too. >> >>Fritz = Alekhine? >> >I think MChess Pro 6 would be Korchnoi >for playing extremely active > >Fritz 5 is Kasparov for his success and riskful playing > >Hiarcs 6 could be Ivantchuk for deep ideas > >Crafty reminds me of Short, very good but not unbeatable... And Short too is a tactician primarily - agreed? > > >kind regards, >Maritn Rebel IMO is the best all-rounder - Fischer? Ferret? There is something very irritating to me about Ferret's style as an opponent: it is well-named IMO (I mean this in the most complimentary sense). Who fits? Kittinger's programs? I would say Tal maybe - attack/sacrifice, sometimes unsound Nimzo? (I do not have it) DB II? (I do not have it yet) VCC? :-) Kittinger's programs? And... available super-GMs include: Philidor Morphy Anderssen Steinitz Nimzovich Rubinstein Keres Botvinnik Smyslov Petrosyan Spassky Anand Kramnik Maybe retro-fit? Kind regards fca
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