Author: Rafael Vasquez
Date: 13:00:19 08/03/05
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On August 03, 2005 at 14:19:18, Kurt Utzinger wrote: >On August 03, 2005 at 14:04:22, Peter Skinner wrote: > >>Hi Dan, >> >>Since Fruit doesn't have the ability to learn, would an interface like Arena or >>Chesspartner handle it for it? >> >>Peter > > Hi Peter > Why do we pay so much interest in the ability of learning. > Have we ever seen/heard/read about a significant difference > in Elo between learning on/off? In my opinion this feature is > much overestimated. > Kurt Kurt, Of Course learning do a difference. In short matches can be a big difference In SSDF database you can find lots of duplicated games played in the Learning pre-era. MChess Pro had a BIG advantage at that time. The learning feature of MCHess Pro was very agressive as I have not seen again. It learned from variations that were not on the opening book too. Fritz has showed in SSDF matches that learning is important.Althougth Fritz will stick to it's opening book,will play the winning variations. The learning feature will not diminish rating points. The opposite is more probable. Rafael
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