Author: martin fierz
Date: 03:56:45 09/22/04
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[snip] >>it's definitely not nonsense. i agree that the engine won't find a better (or >>the best according to the book), but a weak engine will make real blunders in >>the opening while a strong engine might just play a slightly inferior move. > >Strong engines don´t just play slightly inferior moves in the opening. >They play often complete nonsense without book. >I think we have discussed enough examples here in the past. of course - but you are guilty of selective perception. you have noted the examples discussed here. if you took 1000 opening positions from somewhere, and looked which moves GMs play, i believe that strong engines would play the same moves very often (ie. 80-95%). weak engines on the other hand... cheers martin
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