Author: Drexel,Michael
Date: 06:54:57 01/19/04
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On January 19, 2004 at 09:02:05, Mark Young wrote: >On January 19, 2004 at 04:07:06, Pablo Rodriguez wrote: > >> >> >> A played a match of 22 games between Shredder 8 and Fritz 5.32 with the >>following results >> >> Time control: 15' Ponder=off Powerbook2004 with maximun variety of play, >>learn=off, Hash=64 mb >> >> I know these are too little games to extract any conclusion, but i think this >>must have some meaning. >> >> >>PABLO-ILFE1CXZX, Blitz:15' 0 >> >> 1234567890123456789012 >>1 Shredder 8 11111½½1111½111½1111½1 19.5/22 +17/-0/=5 88.64% +356 elo dif >>2 Fritz 5.32 00000½½0000½000½0000½0 2.5/22 +0/-17/=5 11.36% >> >> >> >> Well, i was feeling some curiosity about the result of a match like this would >>be and that's why i did it. I remember back in 1999 Fritz 5.32 played in >>Hannover 2 games against Kasparov with 15' each, and tie the match with 2 draws. >> >> It is not difficult to guess that, given the above result, Shredder 8 is much >>stronger than Kasparov himself at 15' blitz. If Shredder 8 is able to score 99% >>against most of humans, i don't think it finds much trouble getting 80%, maybe >>more against a supergm (+2700 fide elo) at this time control. What do you think >>about this? >> >> And of course, here are the games > >Computer programs are stronger then any human at fast time controls. We have >many results on ICC to back up this claim. I have seen very strong GM Players >lose 10 or 20 or more games in a row to programs like Shredder, Hiarcs, >Crafty... It is rare to see a draw, and even more so to see the human win. I >can't remember seeing a GM win on ICC, when I have been watching in a very long >time. Have those GM someting to lose if they play computers on ICC? Is that really serious? I don't think so. Michael >This is not to hard to understand. Super GM's have only been able to draw their >matches to programs at standard time controls. ( Fritz, Junior, Hiarcs) > > >> >>
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