Author: Mark Schreiber
Date: 00:13:31 01/05/03
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These are all good questions. I have 2 more questions for the organizers. 1) Where will the match be played? We would like to see the match in person. 2) Will this be an annual event? Mark On January 03, 2003 at 12:30:21, Christopher A. Morgan wrote: > >Providing the file of DJ games to the public that you provided to GK is very >good. > >Some other information would be appreciated; the obvious: > > Hardware with specs such as nps, “Fritzmark”, information about the opening >book to be used, tablebases to be used, GUI,OS,time controls, playing schedule, >etc. Here it would be informative if you compare DJ’s hardware with that used >in the DF - Kramnik match, and why you chose the particular hardware. > > How long has GK had this particular program to practice against before match? > > Has GK been provided all games this program has played? All games against this >program has played on the hardware to be used? You, of course, have all of GK’s >games. GK given any analysis logs of DJ’s games? > > What modifications in program during match are permitted (Fritz only allowed to >modify opening book in Kramnik match)? > > What grandmasters have acted as advisors to Amir and Shay in developing >program? > > > >Thanks! > > > >On January 03, 2003 at 12:00:35, GuyHaworth wrote: > >>The ICGA will be providing a briefing to the media about the Kasparov-DJUNIOR >>match via its 'ICGA_W' website, www.icga.org. >> >>Your chance to input: suggestions as to what this briefing should contain are >>invited and welcome here. Contributors can also indicate whether or not they >>wish to be acknowledged by name/email/website on ICGA_W. >> >>Currently, we are preparing to put up: >> >>- David Levy's perspective on the match >>- a history of the first 'David Levy bet' on man-machine chess >>- the file of DJUNIOR games as provided to GK >> >>Thanks in advance - guy (for the ICGA)
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