Author: Amir
Date: 22:15:23 06/23/05
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On June 24, 2005 at 00:37:35, Terry McCracken wrote: >On June 24, 2005 at 00:33:45, Amir wrote: > >>On June 24, 2005 at 00:25:03, Terry McCracken wrote: >> >>>On June 24, 2005 at 00:06:37, Amir wrote: >>> >>>>On June 23, 2005 at 23:45:59, Terry McCracken wrote: >>>> >>>>>On June 23, 2005 at 19:56:17, Amir wrote: >>>>> >>>>>>With what score Hydra would have to be beat Adams to have 3000 performance >>>>>>rating? (if it's even possible at all). Hydra also played a match against Evgeny >>>>>>Vladimirov. What was Hydra's performance rating in that match? >>>>>> >>>>>>Can we calculate Hydra's FIDE rating from these two matches against humans? >>>>> >>>>>No you can't calculate Hydras' rating FIDE or otherwise on so few games and get >>>>>anything meaningful. >>>> >>>>You can calculate performance rating of the players in the match or tournament. >>>>You can also probably calculate provisional FIDE rating. After this match, Hydra >>>>will have at least 13 games against FIDE rated players. >>> >>>Then why ask the question...the part in brackets? Also, you can't get a >>>meaningful performance rating or FIDE or whatever and now I'm wasting my time on >>>you repeating myself! >>> >>>Would you like me to answer it again?? Are you trying to be annoying?? >>> >>>Or are just trolling like I stated before? >> >>"Performance" ratings are not "meaningful" but you can still calculate them for >>a match or tournament. My question was very clear: with what score Hydra will >>have to beat Adams to get close to 3000 performance rating in *this* match. The >>question was not about "meaning" but of math. If anyone knows how to calculate >>performance rating, he can answer my question, regardless how meaningless the >>answer is. > > >Then for your edification, doing it in my head, Hydra could obtain a 2900 >performance rating. Thanks but no thanks. I searched the web and found the performance rating calculator on http://www.uschess.org/ratings/calculator.html Here is the answer that I was looking (in 6 games match if Adams is rated 2737) Hydra scores 0.5 points: performance rating: 2320 points: 1 performance rating: 2457 points: 1.5 performance rating: 2546 points: 2 performance rating: 2617 points: 2.5 performance rating: 2679 points: 3 performance rating: 2737 points: 3.5 performance rating: 2795 points: 4 performance rating: 2857 points: 4.5 performance rating: 2928 points: 5 performance rating: 3017 points: 5.5 performance rating: 3154 So yes, it's still possible for Hydra after giving one draw to achieve the performance rating of 3000 in the match.
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