Author: Chris Carson
Date: 11:31:12 03/22/03
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On March 22, 2003 at 14:15:23, Yen Art Tham wrote: >On March 22, 2003 at 12:32:40, Reinhard Scharnagl wrote: > >>To keep such matches interesting there first some new rules should be >>established to raise nearly "equal-chance" matches: >> >>a) the amount of persistant storage (including program code and librarys) should >>be limited to about 1 MB (according to human brain, which also is not to be >>expanded permanently). >> >>b) on the other side, computer programs should be informed on the identity of >>their opponent, at least at the beginning of each game. >> >>Regards, Reinhard > >Your "rules" would discourage development in computer chess by cripling >chess programs. A much better way would be to give time handicaps, >eg. 60 minutes for the computer against tournament time for the GM. I am not a fan of handicaping the comps, I am more interested in ELO based on tournament time controls. However, you have a good idea and so does URI. I might also suggest just turning off thinking on opponents time.
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