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Subject: Re: Corrected...........

Author: George Tsavdaris

Date: 12:11:05 11/06/04

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 My starting purpose was to find the relation between the strength of computer
Chess engines in comparison with human "good players" (GM's-IM's), and time.
 I wondered what the relation would be and what the diagram of it would be. So i
could have a guess of, where the strength of engines tends to go at the future,
if the obvious increasement it stays the same or is decreasing.

 Since i don't have the appropriate data for doing such a thing, as it don't
even exist(very small number of "serious" games between computers and GM's), i
have done something that looks similar but it's way different and of a much less
value.
 I've gathered the ratings of the engines that was at first places on the SSDF
for all these years and made a graph. Unfortunately we can't really conclude
something important but anyway. The only thing perhaps we see from the graph is
that the engine strength when they play between them, taking into consideration
and the hardware evolution, is steadily increases and in fact we don't see any
decrease into this inceasement, so we can expect further improvement.
Unfortunately the graph has not the appropriate form, to show us if there is a
limit at engine's strength.
Since at 27/10/2000 SSDF have removed 100 points from their list i have done the
same to the lists before 27/10/2000 in order to have a correct graph.

Here is the data and the graph:

Date	       Rating	   Program
--------------------------------------
17/1/1996       2347    M.Chess Pro 5
4/2/1996        2342    M.Chess Pro 5
2/3/1996        2340    M.Chess Pro 5
21/4/1996       2330    M.Chess Pro 5
28/5/1996       2330    M.Chess Pro 5
3/8/1996        2321    M.Chess Pro 5
11/9/1996       2320    Genius 3
23/10/1996      2382    Rebel 8
1/12/1996       2373    Rebel 8
8/2/1997        2362    Rebel 8
9/3/1997        2362    Rebel 8
24/5/1997       2487    Hiarcs 6
2/8/1997        2455    Hiarcs 6
4/9/1997        2458    Hiarcs 6
24/10/1997      2439    Hiarcs 6
30/11/1997      2444    Hiarcs 6
31/1/1998       2433    Rebel 9
22/2/1998       2489    Fritz 5
9/6/1998        2473    Fritz 5
10/8/1998       2474    Fritz 5
14/9/1998       2474    Fritz 5
7/11/1998       2470    Fritz 5
24/12/1998      2466    Fritz 5
28/1/1999       2476    Hiarcs 7
28/3/1999       2476    Chessmaster 6000
1/6/1999        2477    Fritz 5.32
26/9/1999       2581    Fritz 5.32
26/11/1999      2596    Chess Tiger 12.0
30/1/2000       2606    Junior 6
27/10/2000      2630    Fritz 6
28/12/2000      2629    Fritz 6
5/3/2001        2650    Deep Fritz
11/6/2001       2653    Deep Fritz
2/10/2001       2726    Deep Fritz
27/12/2001      2715    Chess Tiger 14
15/2/2002       2715    Shredder 6
27/3/2002       2748    Fritz 7
22/5/2002       2730    Fritz 7
30/7/2002       2741    Fritz 7
28/10/2002      2763    Deep Fritz 7
5/12/2002       2755    Deep Fritz 7
16/1/2003       2754    Deep Fritz 7
13/2/2003       2768    Shredder 7
26/5/2003       2768    Shredder 7
6/7/2003        2810    Shredder 7.04 UCI
17/10/2003      2812    Shredder 7.04 UCI
25/2/2004       2808    Shredder 7.04 UCI
7/5/2004        2812    Shredder 8

And the graph is at http://www.angelfire.com/ultra/georgecm9000/SSDF.jpg

If you click at the link it will not work, but if you copy and paste it at the
address bar it will! Damn computers.....



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