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Subject: Re: RK 2003 [120'/60] Comparison old / new

Author: Kurt Utzinger

Date: 22:49:58 07/18/03

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On July 18, 2003 at 21:37:41, Dann Corbit wrote:

>On July 18, 2003 at 13:19:47, Kurt Utzinger wrote:
>
>>English
>>If we compare the following, nobody would believe that the same engines had
>>played the same tournament with only a small difference: the books
>>
>>Français
>>Si on compare les résultats suivants, on ne peut guère croire que les memes
>>modules ont joués le meme tournoi avec une petite différence: les livrets
>>d'ouvertures:
>>
>>Deutsch
>>Betrachtet man den nachstehenden Vergleich, ist kaum zu glauben, dass dieselben
>>Programme dasselbe Turnier gespielt haben mit einem kleinen Unterschied:
>>verschiedene Bücher:
>>
>>RK 2003 tournament 120'/60+60'/30+30'
>>Results with draw book remis.ctg for all engines
>>after 84 games [each engine 21 games]
>>
>>    Program                            Score     %    Av.Op.  Elo    +   -
>>
>>  1 TK 3.23 SKR                    :  15.5/ 21  73.8   2476   2656  129 141
>
>2656 - 141 = 2515
>
>>  2 Fritz 8                        :  11.5/ 21  54.8   2495   2528  158 118
>>  3 Shredder 7.04                  :  11.0/ 21  52.4   2497   2513  162 109
>>  4 Hiarcs 8                       :  11.0/ 21  52.4   2497   2513  162  96
>>  5 Chess Tiger 15                 :  10.5/ 21  50.0   2499   2499  122 122
>>  6 Ruffian 1.0.5                  :   9.0/ 21  42.9   2505   2455   97 153
>>  7 Deep Sjeng 1.5                 :   8.0/ 21  38.1   2509   2425  100 145
>>  8 Junior 8                       :   7.5/ 21  35.7   2512   2410  148 142
>
>2410 + 148 = 2558
>
>IOW, you cannot discern between the top and the bottom here.
>
>>
>>RK 2003 tournament 120'/60+60'/30+30'
>>Results with own books for all engines
>>after 84 games [each engine 21 games]
>>
>>
>>    Program                            Score     %    Av.Op.  Elo    +   -
>>Draws
>>
>>  1 Shredder 7.04                  :  13.0/ 21  61.9   2490   2574  145 100
>
>2574 - 100 = 2474
>
>>  2 Junior 8                       :  13.0/ 21  61.9   2490   2574  145 117
>>  3 Fritz 8                        :  11.0/ 21  52.4   2498   2515  162 109
>>  4 Ruffian 1.0.5                  :  11.0/ 21  52.4   2498   2515  162  96
>>  5 Deep Sjeng 1.5                 :  10.5/ 21  50.0   2500   2500  133 133
>>  6 Hiarcs 8                       :   9.5/ 21  45.2   2504   2471   89 158
>>  7 The King 3.23 skr              :   8.5/ 21  40.5   2508   2441  107 149
>>  8 Chess Tiger 15.0               :   7.5/ 21  35.7   2513   2411   91 142
>
>2411 + 142 = 2553
>
>IOW, you cannot discern between the top and the bottom here.
>
>>Further details at:
>>Détails additionnels chez:
>>Weitere Details unter:
>>
>>http://www.utzingerkurt.com (section RK 2003)
>
>If you look at the error bars, I will think that you cannot draw any
>conclusions.
>
>It will take 210 games (not 21) to find out which setup really is stonger, and
>even at that you will not be able to discern between the closest entries.
>
>IMO-YMMV.
>
>"If ten men can build a house in one day, then 864,000 can build it in one
>second."

     Hi Dan
     I fully agree with you. With my example I only wanted to have some
     discussion and to demonstrate that such things can happen. I do not
     think that the different books are responsible. If we look at the
     above we just see the result of two "tournaments" and not more. People
     often forget this and try to draw conclusions that are not at all
     justified.
     Kurt



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