Author: Uri Blass
Date: 07:20:45 09/06/02
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On September 06, 2002 at 08:11:44, Arturo Ochoa wrote: >>I did not say it. >> >>Kurt replaced the book in the middle of the tournament from Fritz6's book to a >>book that is supposed to be worse and the result of List only improved(List got >>closer to Junior5). >> >>I did not say that the Fritz6 book was the reason for List's success. >>I only mentioned this fact because people complained that the Fritz6 book is a >>big advantage for Crafty in the ssdf. >> > >This is your big problem. I haven´t name the Fritz Book. You have declared in >this Forum that the Book is not important for a chess engine and a Engine can >solve all the opening problems without book. > >Now, you suddenly declare that List improved because of a Book. > >Who understands you? It results funny for me how can you argue in the same way >oof Ionesco and how you can think that we have a bad memory in this Forum. :)) > > >>Kurt found that it seems that List had not better book than the opponent based >>on looking in the games >> > >The real funny, that continues amazing me, is how you go and come on with your >argument about the opening book importance and how you cannot demonstrate a >coin. > >Tol repeat my explanation in previous massges is useless because you don´t >realize. :)) > >Regards, Arturo Ochoa M. Saying that book is not important is not the same as to say that book is worth 0 elo today. I think that programmers should care about the engine and caring about book is not important for me. I believe that there is a lot to improve without hiring people to write a book for me. I believe that even at the level of Yace there are a lot of things to improve in the engine. I prefer to see the positions in the opening that programs blunder in order to decide how to fix the engine and not to give some book writer to write a book to hide the problems. Uri
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