Author: Bob Durrett
Date: 07:28:32 02/12/04
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On February 12, 2004 at 01:59:22, Gian-Carlo Pascutto wrote: >On February 11, 2004 at 19:29:19, Bob Durrett wrote: > >>If it were possible to obtain a chess-playing program which could be set to some >>playing strength and also set to emulate human play, then the use of such >>programs would be used extensively world-wide by serious chessplayers for >>tournament preparation. I would be one of those. > >Deep Sjeng already has those features. > >-- >GCP That's great! My only reservation is that I wonder how realistic the emulation [of human play] is? If a GM wishes to use "Deep Sjeng" to emulate the play of human GMs, can that GM get what he wants? If an IM wishes to use "Deep Sjeng" to emulate the play of human IMs, can that IM get what he wants? If an amateur wishes to use "Deep Sjeng" to emulate the play of human amateurs, can that amateur get what he wants? My assumption has always been that realistic emulation of GM play is not currently possible, emulation of IM play reguires a very strong engine, and emulation of amateur play may not require a super-strong engine. Bob D.
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