Author: Mark Ryan
Date: 00:15:51 06/15/05
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On June 15, 2005 at 02:38:07, Madhavan wrote: >Excuse me,what exactly is the difference between a 2000 rated player with >computer assistance and a 2600 with the same program running as the first >one?since we are sure both of them were probably going to make all computer >moves The grandmaster will only use the computer to blundercheck his ideas for tactical oversights. In many cases, he will ignore the computer's evaluation, especially in quiet positions. Moreover, even two 1000-rated players will not make the same moves as each other even if they are using the same software. This is because the computer will often evaluate several different variations as being identical in strength, or nearly identical. Thus different players will make different moves based on their personal preferences, choosing from equally-rated options.
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