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Subject: Re: My first result: Ruffian 2.0.0 - Shredder 7.04 0 - 4 also !!

Author: Ulrich Tuerke

Date: 01:32:43 12/23/03

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On December 23, 2003 at 04:00:35, Tony Werten wrote:

>On December 23, 2003 at 02:04:56, Jouni Uski wrote:
>
>>(I see same result below yes.) Not a dream start - it indicates after only 4
>>games, that Ruffian 99% sure is not at S7.04 level. It was start of Nunn match
>>ans R2 start to play better with total result 9 - 11. Same match againt Fritz8
>>8,5-11,5.
>>These are good result and indicate, that Ruffian is may be 50 points improved,
>>which I consider enough to buy it!
>>At least one thing is sure: Ruffian is yhe strongest program in the world
>>WITHOUT copy protection (I am not sure about Lokasoft engines).
>
>Don't forget to claim that it is the strongest engine in the world that starts
>with an R and ends with uffian.

Seriously, Tony. I doubt that there is another wb-engine which could do better
against Shredder.

The claim Ruffian to be the strongest wb-engine seems quite reasonable to me.
Perhaps Bruce's private monster is the most serious candidate to throw doubts on
this. But Ferret isn't available; so we don't have too many results.

Admittedly, it's a bit of an offensive style of advertising.
But doubtlessly, Perola has done an excellent job.

Looking to the results published by Pablo in another post here
http://www.talkchess.com/forums/1/message.html?337781

which is
PABLO-ILFE1CXZX, Blitz:9'+3  2003

                   123456789012345678901234
1   Shredder 7.04  00011½0½½1111110½0½11111 15.5/24
2   Ruffian 2.0.0  11100½1½½0000001½1½00000  8.5/24

nicely demonstrates how unreliable a result of a 4-game match is. Fluctuations
are just too big to make conclusions.

Have nice holidays,
Uli


>
>Tony
>
>>
>>Jouni
>>
>>PS. Season greetings to all here



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