Author: David Dory
Date: 02:30:29 07/13/02
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On July 12, 2002 at 21:34:43, Telmo Escobar wrote: >On July 12, 2002 at 14:29:17, Louis Fagliano wrote: > >>He seems to have replaced John van der Wiel as the leading computer killer (at >>least on this board). Rebel managed to overcome van der Wiel's anti-computer >>chess style and beat him in a challenge match. Since Ed Schroeder has retired >>from playing challenge matches against humans, is there anyone with a copy of >>Rebel Century 4.0 and a fast computer (sorry, mine's only 500 MHz) and would >>want to challenge Mr. Nemeth to a match? >> > > Try to win using his strategies and you'll see. > > I'd like to meet Nemeth in the Fritz 7 server, to have him playing any of the >CB engines I have in my computer. It was shown previously that his wins depended on relatively short time games, (which prevented the computer's search from seeing ahead far enough in the move tree to detect the upcoming attack), and frequently, a none-too-powerful computer, or a program that was not quite up to date. CM 6500, or Crafty 17.XX As mercilous (for one) has shown before, this trap he and Eduard both use is very strong and real - but since Bob Hyatt has already coded a fix to defeat that trap in Crafty, (regardless of computer speed), you can be sure the commercial engines will not be far behind in seeing the problem and coding up their programs, similarly. I wouldn't lose much sleep worrying about Eduard demolish your favorite program, (if up to date), on an up to date computer. David
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