Author: Uri Blass
Date: 12:25:35 02/01/03
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On February 01, 2003 at 15:15:20, Drexel,Michael wrote: >On February 01, 2003 at 14:57:42, Jorge Pichard wrote: > >>How much better Deep Junior program is in comparison to Deeper Blue, considering >>that Deeper Blue was about 67.8 times faster than Deep Junior and Kasparov is >>much better of a player now than he was back in 1997? I must also indicate that >>if Deep Junior or Deep Fritz was running on a special hard core super parallel >>computer like Deeper Blue, what would be the chance of Kramnik or Kasparov >>winning at least one game out of 6 in standard time control. >> >>http://www.ishipress.com/manmach2.htm >> >>pichard > >why is Kasparov now the much better player than he was back in 1997? >I disagree. Kasparov dominated Chess world in the Years 1985 - 2000. >Now Kasparov, Kramnik and Anand are almost equal. All players >had ups and downs in the past three years. I expected all the top humans to be better today than they were in 1997 because of learning from computer programs. Maybe my expectation is wrong and kasparov tactical mistakes suggest it but I think that professional players can learn to be better in tactics thanks to computer programs. I am not a proffesional player but I think that professional players should play a lot of fast games and collect a list of position when they did a tactical mistake based on computer analysis. After they do it they can train on these positions when their target is simply to avoid tactical mistakes. In the first try they may give themselves one minute per position and after they repeat it they can give themselves less time. I wonder if there are professional players who tried it and what was the result. Maybe someone can ask GM's who play often blitz on ICC if they tried to collect all the tactical mistakes that they did in games and repeat this material again and again and if it helped them or did not help them to be better players. Uri
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