Author: blass uri
Date: 19:43:36 03/09/99
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On March 09, 1999 at 19:00:34, Ingo Althofer wrote: >In Santiago a match on four games is played between IM Rodrigo Vasquez (Elo >2433, number two in Chile, after IGM Morovic) and a man-machine-combination >consisting of Fritz 5 (16 bit version) and this reporter. In this combination >Fritz is run in some k-best mode (typically k = 2 or 3 ), and the human (=me) I think that Fritz may miss a third move when you use 2-best mode because Fritz is slower with the 2-best mode. I think that a better idea is to use the 1-best mode and only if you do not like the move of Fritz to use 2-best mode. I think that it is a good idea to check if Fritz5 without help is better than the man-machine combination. You can play a match between the man-combination and the original Fritz5 and see if the man-machine combination can beat Fritz5 and if it has better results than Fritz5 against other programs. If I had to prepare to the match when I am the man in the man-machine combination then I would try to do it because I want to be productive to the computer and I am afraid that without preperation I would be counter productive. Uri
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