Author: Kerry McDermott
Date: 06:53:12 09/03/03
I just read in the CCC archive that CM9000 personality ratings were established at time controls of fischer 5/10. Is that true for the human games CM9000 played as well? Has anyone played CM9000 personalities at slower time controls? How accurate do they seem? I'm specifically thinking about the Class A/B 'human' personalities. Back in the late 80's when Larry Kaufman was editor of Computer Chess Reports the rule of thumb was to take a computer's speed rating and subtract 200 and that would approximate it's tournament time control rating. Should 150 be subtracted in the case of CM9000 'human' personalities (fischer 5/10 is not as fast as G/5, so subtract less) to better approximate tournament time control ratings? Regards, Kerry
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