Author: Dan Kiski
Date: 06:50:27 12/10/98
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On December 10, 1998 at 09:27:55, Harald Faber wrote: >On December 10, 1998 at 09:24:16, Dan Kiski wrote: > > >>>So could be with the Nunn...Nunn is only 10 positions. The perfect, overall and >>>complete test would be ALL theoretical lines from A00-E99. >>>Volunteers step forward please. :-))) >> >>No.....provided as stated you play as a minimum 100 games i think nunn is >>perfect. To try all lines from A00-E99 when we already at least you and I agree >>the French for black is bad and naturally there are tons of others that >>computers already will not play. >>Dan Kiski. > >What makes you so sure that these 10 Nunn-positions computers DO play?? >And French is no problem when each program plays both sindes and wins with >white. :-) With each side winning as white in the French (then what is the point to play it) even if the computers don't play the Nunn positions as there main-line choice the value is only that each computer begins thinking from a given point that is assessed by at least one GM as being equal at that point. Then with each computer getting white and black engine strength can be measured over a series of games, at least strength against that specific opponent because I agree with something else I read here that certain computers are tailor made for others, much like humans. Dan Kiski.
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