Author: Robert Hyatt
Date: 06:52:44 11/18/98
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On November 17, 1998 at 06:25:54, blass uri wrote: >I found that fritz5 in the ssdf games repeat the same line it won again and >again > >It is not productive against humans because after some games it is easy to >predict fritz5's opening > >I think that it is better against human to avoid losing lines but not to repeat >winning lines again and again > >Uri Think about this: a huge opening book. It thrashes you in a particular opening. It can go on to another opening where it may win/lose/draw, or it can play the winner again. To maximize its performance rating, playing the same opening again is a good idea. If you find your mistake in the second game, it doesn't pay off. But if it takes you 10 games to finally "break" that opening, your rating took a beating. And after one loss, it will move on to the next opening anyway... IE I keep throwing you inside curve balls until you hit one, before I move to my fastball, or slider, or etc... Or I throw you a curve, you swing and miss, I move to the fastball which you knock out of the park... I go back to the curve. :) Or in the case of Fritz, I stick with the curve until you prove you can hit it.
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