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Subject: Re: I remember that DB was allowed to change params during the match...

Author: Robert Hyatt

Date: 09:50:22 10/09/02

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On October 09, 2002 at 12:46:42, Otello Gnaramori wrote:

>...the question is if Fritz team is allowed to make the same changing of the
>params of the program to tune it better against the Human Champion strategy, or
>at least to make Fritz to not repeat the same moves each time...
>
>w.b.r.
>Otello


I think the pre-match agreement prevents this, which is a pretty stupid
stipulation IMHO.
The human can study a game and change his strategy for the next, but the
computer cannot?

The agreement is really a joke, IMHO.

• Re: I remember that DB was allowed to change params during the match... Terry McCracken 11:52:43 10/09/02
  • Re: I remember that DB was allowed to change params during the match... Robert Hyatt 13:26:26 10/09/02
    • Re: I remember that DB was allowed to change params during the match... Mike Byrne 18:36:10 10/09/02
      • Re: I remember that DB was allowed to change params during the match... Robert Hyatt 11:21:54 10/10/02
        • Re: I remember that DB was allowed to change params during the match... Rolf Tueschen 15:44:13 10/10/02
          • Re: I remember that DB was allowed to change params during the match... Robert Hyatt 17:05:05 10/10/02
• Re: I remember that DB was allowed to change params during the match... Otello Gnaramori 09:55:12 10/09/02
  • Re: I remember that DB was allowed to change params during the match... stuart taylor 11:38:06 10/09/02
    • Re: I remember that DB was allowed to change params during the match... Robert Hyatt 13:28:28 10/09/02
      • Re: I remember that DB was allowed to change params during the match... Jeremiah Penery 13:52:49 10/09/02
        • Re: I remember that DB was allowed to change params during the match... Robert Hyatt 15:28:47 10/09/02

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