Author: Russell Reagan
Date: 02:20:53 07/12/02
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On July 12, 2002 at 04:46:13, Vladimir Medvedev wrote: >Last months I spend much time watching how my chess engine plays blitz against >other programs. I also have seen many blitz and lighting games between strongest >engines (GambitTiger, DeepFritz etc.) Now I notice unexpected improvement in my >own blitz strength both agains humans and computers (may be, up to 50 or even 75 >ELO). Very funny for me, because I did not studying chess or analyzing much more >than usually. > >What do you think - can only watching (not analyzing!) games of strong players >improve somebody's strength? I have read somewhere that similar methods are used >in some sport games like tennis, tabletennis or volley-ball: some kind of >"muscle memory" is stimulated when sportsman sits on the bench and looks at >flying ball trying to predict its trajectory. You're training your neural net. Russell
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