Author: Uri Blass
Date: 06:53:15 08/26/02
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On August 26, 2002 at 09:43:08, Andreas Guettinger wrote: >>> >>>I agree, but Kramnik will possibly do this against Fritz, as is the case in any >>>human-computer match. >> >>This is the reason that the interesting match is kasparov-Junior and not >>kramnik-Fritz. >> >>Uri > >I possibly mixed things up a bit. What i meant are computer-human tournaments. >The program should have the same possibilities as the humans have. > >In SSDF play things are different. Either you allow the engines personal book >(and don't tell me the commercial engines contain no killer moves) what causes >inflation in the Elo list, provide a general book (that doesn't origin from a >special engine) like I would do it, or make them use no books at all (would be >interesting, too). > >- Andy It is impossible to give them no book because in that case programmers may try to hide the book. I think that generating a list when the sides start from some random position may be interesting. Uri
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