Author: James T. Walker
Date: 17:37:05 11/03/04
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On November 02, 2004 at 17:12:49, George Tsavdaris wrote: >On November 02, 2004 at 16:16:15, Steve B wrote: > >>On November 02, 2004 at 16:05:20, Thomas Blomquist wrote: >> >>> >>>This is a true horror machine!. >>>I played a game against it, >>>i wasn't allowed to trade of any pieces >>>or pawns!, so it's hard to defeat to ;-) >> >>more a gimmick then anything else >>it played h7-h5 on its third move,indicating there is no real chess program to >>speak of > >Yeah, it's play was very weak........ > >> >>i will be testing the Thinking machine against Fritz 8.1234 or is it 8.4321? >>also i plan on a 1000 game match against Shredder 7.113(or is it Shredder >>7.331?) >>i will use auto 232 >> >>should have some reliable results perhaps in the sping of 05 >> >>furthermore,i suspect the so-called graphic representation of the thinking lines >>is nothing more then the program displaying all of the possible legal moves in a >>given position > > I don't think that. Because when i played a game against it, the move that it >had more probability to be played by me in the future or by it, seemed to have a >bigger density of "lines". > I should note that i haven't manage to end the game, since when it captured my >Knight it didn't let me to recapture with my Queen. But i was allowed to move >anywhere else. Very fair........:-) > >> >>in Summary.. >>i liked it! >>was kinda different >>:) >> They mention in the text that it plays like the average viewer. I see it as another way of creating "modern art". Should be able to save the pictures it makes and print them. Jim >>Steve
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