Author: Steve Glanzfeld
Date: 04:50:51 06/15/04
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On June 15, 2004 at 07:34:16, Rolf Tueschen wrote: >On June 15, 2004 at 06:48:49, Steve Glanzfeld wrote: > >>On June 15, 2004 at 05:55:21, Franz Hagra wrote: [...] >>>1. 2700 former ranked 1-94 engines (here you find nearly all newer engines) >>>2. 2600 former ranked 95-229 engines (amateur and older pro's) >>>3. 2500 Queen 2.28 (UCI) >> >>?! This is clearly bogus. I have studied that data. In the first section you >>mention, ranks 1-94, the programs have solved from >> >>54/100 to 73/100 positions! >> >>You give the SAME rating to programs which solve 54, 60, 65, 70 pos.? >> >>The first value I always look at is, how many solutions a program has achieved. >>If one has 70 and the other has 60, my very simple conclusion is that the first >>one has performed better :) >> >>You give both 2700? Are you joking? :) > > >Steve, you play a game here with Hagra. Please don't copy and past only parts of >what Hahra wrote only to ridicule him. You argue here, with many smileys of >course, as if he, Hagra, were the author of the test and its formula. No. Are you dreaming? But this >is a real bogus because Hagra does only discuss ..... Yadda yadda yadda... :) It seems to me you get even less than me from all this. It' so simple: That formula gives of course DIFFERENT RATINGS to programs which have achieved a DIFFERENT NUMBER OF SOLUTIONS. Hagra recommends that programs which solved from 54 to 73, or even from 19 to 54, should have the same test ratings! Crazy! What is YOUR opinion about this? Should programs which solve 19 or 54, get the same rating? The test formula calculates for these program's performances 19 sol. --> 2.553 55 sol. --> 2.649 But Hagra attaches 2.600 to both. I wonder who else accepts this as serious :)) Send in the clowns... Steve
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