Author: Ed Schröder
Date: 03:52:12 03/20/99
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>Posted by Tony Hedlund on March 20, 1999 at 05:08:53: > >In Reply to: Re: Is knowing the opponent allowed in the ssdf games? posted >by Harald Faber on March 19, 1999 at 05:42:00: > >On March 19, 1999 at 05:42:00, Harald Faber wrote: > >>On March 19, 1999 at 05:28:40, Tony Hedlund wrote: >> >>>>>>Do You play with latest Nimzo99 engine? I guess so... >>>>> >>>>>Yes, and I use the parameter where you can choose opponent. >>>>>(Junior, Fritz, Rebel or Other) >>>> >>>>Junior lost ELO against Comet32 because of a short draw after the opening >>>>I found that it could avoid the draw by using bigger value of contempt >but Amir >>>>Ban replied that knowing the opponent is not allowed so Junior5 cannot use >>>>bigger value of contempt against weak opponents >>>>Uri >>> >>>This is a rather new issue. But if a program have this feature I see no >wrong in >>>using it. >>> >>>Tony >> >>Fine, so the next generation/version of programs will have >>Anti-Fritz >>Anti-Hiarcs >>Anti-King >>Anti-Rebel >>Anti-Junior >>Anti-Nimzo >>Anti-Shredder >>Anti-Genius >>Anti-MChessPro >>settings with according opening books I suppose. >> >>This can't be the future, neither of chess nor computerchess. >>If SSDF will allow such a handling you can close your list. This is >absolutely >>nonsense. > >It's up to the programmers isn't it? > >Tony The next step is to allow opponent tuned opening books made from won games only and load them by hand. Glad I am out. Ed
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