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Subject: Re: Doesn't appear to work for me (full data)

Author: Gian-Carlo Pascutto

Date: 14:10:14 11/21/02

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On November 21, 2002 at 17:07:06, Omid David Tabibi wrote:

>Time to solution is not a common method in academic computer chess papers. It >is not generic enough, and is too program dependant to be scientifically
>acceptable.
>
>Apart from a few exceptions, I have seen no other publication which discusses
>time to solution.

Yes, which is why nearly everything published in the ICCA journal
is completely worthless. I can't understand the stupitidy in blindly
following this just because everyone else did.

As for the few exceptions, they are quite notable ones. The DTS
paper from Robert was one of them. It's also one of the very few
usefull articles.

--
GCP

• Re: Doesn't appear to work for me (full data) Robert Hyatt 19:37:15 11/21/02
  • Re: Doesn't appear to work for me (full data) Gian-Carlo Pascutto 23:01:25 11/21/02
    • Re: Doesn't appear to work for me (full data) Robert Hyatt 07:51:07 11/22/02
      • Re: Doesn't appear to work for me (full data) Gian-Carlo Pascutto 08:02:07 11/22/02
        • Re: Doesn't appear to work for me (full data) Robert Hyatt 13:28:44 11/22/02
• Re: Doesn't appear to work for me (full data) Omid David Tabibi 14:21:53 11/21/02
  • Re: Doesn't appear to work for me (full data) Omid David Tabibi 14:29:42 11/21/02

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