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Subject: Re: Crude estimate of the value of an amateur book --> 100 ELO

Author: Arturo Ochoa

Date: 14:48:27 08/26/02

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On August 26, 2002 at 17:45:04, Mike Byrne wrote:

>I would like to see two different programs with and without opening books.  I
>think the difference between unlike programs would be less.
>
>Mike

Hello:

Not at all. What it is being proved here is how a chess program can increased
its level using a book.

The most realiable prove is doing it against the same engine without book.

A mixture of different engine doesnt prove anything.

Regards, Arturo Ochoa M.

• Re: Crude estimate of the value of an amateur book --> 100 ELO Mike Byrne 16:11:27 08/26/02
  • Re: Crude estimate of the value of an amateur book --> 100 ELO Arturo Ochoa 16:38:19 08/26/02
    • Re: Crude estimate of the value of an amateur book --> 100 ELO Mike Byrne 17:34:38 08/26/02
      • Re: Crude estimate of the value of an amateur book --> 100 ELO Mike Byrne 17:36:20 08/26/02
        • Re: Crude estimate of the value of an amateur book --> 100 ELO Arturo Ochoa 19:07:59 08/26/02
          • Re: Crude estimate of the value of an amateur book --> 100 ELO Mike Byrne 20:45:37 08/26/02
        • Re: Crude estimate of the value of an amateur book --> 100 ELO Dann Corbit 17:44:15 08/26/02
          • Re: Crude estimate of the value of an amateur book --> 100 ELO Arturo Ochoa 18:54:40 08/26/02
          • Re: Crude estimate of the value of an amateur book --> 100 ELO Mike Byrne 18:01:35 08/26/02
            • Re: Crude estimate of the value of an amateur book --> 100 ELO Arturo Ochoa 18:52:00 08/26/02
              • Re: Crude estimate of the value of an amateur book --> 100 ELO Mike Byrne 20:53:19 08/26/02

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