Author: Ed Panek
Date: 08:26:38 02/23/04
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On February 23, 2004 at 11:09:29, Robert Hyatt wrote: >On February 23, 2004 at 10:45:47, Ed Panek wrote: > >>All, >> >> I was wondering about trying something on ICC regarding playing a GM using >>multiple computers and choosing moves based upon plurality of several engines >>analyzing at once. >> >>Do you think this is feasable on ICC? >> >>I would front the $$ to obtain participation from the GM. >> >>Ed > > >You have to do it manually. IE you log on, and with 2-3 computers behind you, >you watch them and make the move of your choosing, then override the others so >that they maintain the correct position. > >Or you could use some sort of interface that lets you have different programs >log on using different accounts, and they "observe" your account playing the GM. > Then you can just watch their analysis and choose the move you like best, and >they get forced to play the right move and follow the game automatically. > >I'm not sure of the point in doing this, however.. It would be purely for entertainment value. It would not have to do with the move I like best, but the move which has the most consensus among the 4 or 5 programs. Ed
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