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Subject: Re: Fritz 8 is NOT necessarily stronger than DF7 against other programs

Author: Rajen Gupta

Date: 05:23:37 11/05/02

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On November 05, 2002 at 07:07:29, Jorge Pichard wrote:

>On November 05, 2002 at 04:48:35, Rajen Gupta wrote:
>
>>niggemann chess seems to imply that it is a single processor version:i would be
>>quite willing to bet that this f8 is nothing more than a single processor df7.
>>perhaps a tiny bit different but not much stronger. i doubt whether 3 months is
>>sufficient to actually improve the strength significantly. quite sure that
>>chessbase is trying to cash in on the krmanik match and reach out to the masses
>>with "f8" and the "bahrain engine"
>>
>>rajen
>
>Another thing to consider is that Fritz 8 could Not necessarily be stronger than
>DF7 against other programs, simply because it was modified to play great Anti
>Human Chess.
>
>Pichard.
>
>
i doubt very much that any commercial computer chess programme would ever be
released with a default setting that is anything other than optimised to play
against other computers because that is how 99.99% of the testing is done. the
cry "but it is stronger against humans" just wont wash because that would be
impossible to prove; and also i am quite certain that even old progs such as for
example genius 3/4 on current hardware would be a match for probably anyone
other than a gm; on the other hand proving relative strength against other progs
is much easier.
quite likely though that there maybe an anti human setting.

rajen

rajen



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