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Subject: Re: I am clairvoyant and read Omid's Mind - No More Dispute

Author: Uri Blass

Date: 08:34:49 05/02/04

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On May 02, 2004 at 11:02:56, Rolf Tueschen wrote:

>On May 02, 2004 at 08:33:37, Uri Blass wrote:
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>>On May 02, 2004 at 07:32:39, rasjid chan wrote:
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>>>>>Shredder 8 is the only engine that consistently scores above 50%
>>> ...against Falcon
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>>>I'm not english speaking.
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>>>There NEVER should be a dispute in this!
>>>
>>>1) consistently (may strictly) mean all the time. Man often use the
>>>near meaning - almost all the time.
>>>2) (1) implies batch testing.
>>>3) > 50% denotes a winning score or a win in a batch test.
>>>
>>>So Omid strictly meant Shredder wins him almost all the time.
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>>I do not think that he meant it.
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>>He only said that shredder usually beat falcon in match of 4 games in his
>>conditions that are not game conditions.
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>>>FRITZ AND JUNIOR NEVER DID, maybe only winining on average 20% of
>>>the batches (GREAT FALCON) or on average 65% ( == not consistently)
>>>-Poor Falcon in 5th place, Diep 2nd
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>>No
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>>He said that Fritz or Junior perform nearly equal to falcon in his tests
>>that are not game condition because they have better book and more processors in
>>game conditions like WCCC.
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>More important: He simply refused to say which FRITZ or which JUNIOR he's equal.
>He certainly means FRITZ 2 and is ashamed now.

It is clear based on previous posts that I remember from the time of WCCC that
he tested against Junior8 and also against Fritz8.

Fritz8 is not the latest Fritz and I do not know if he tested against Deep
Fritz8 but I do not believe that that he tested against Fritz2.
He used Fritz8.ctg for his engine and the opponents and
I do not think that you can use that book for Fritz2.

Uri
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