Author: blass uri
Date: 18:56:50 04/02/99
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On April 02, 1999 at 17:42:07, Peter Kasinski wrote: >On April 02, 1999 at 16:31:33, blass uri wrote: > >>I think that a team of human+computer can do better result than computer without >>help also for humans with lower rating. >> >>I know that computers do some mistakes that even 2000 players usually do not do. >> >>I believe that by playing only 90-95% of the moves of the computer humans with >>rating close to 2000 can do a better team. >> >>I think that humans know better than computers when to think more and when to >>think less so by using the infinite level and telling the computer to play now >>humans can improve the performance of the program. >> >>Uri > >This may be a delusion. > >We watch programs play and criticize the moves. Later this provides evidence for >our superior judgement at some point in the game. Since our suggestions (by >definition) are not played – human record remains unblemished and chess programs >maintain a reputation for inferior positional play. I am not talking mainly about being superior positionally but about being superior in tactics!! If I see that the move of the program is leading to a forced line then I can use the program to analyze the position after the forced line. I can use this information and the evaluation of the next best move to decide which move to choose. I saw cases when programs traded pieces to a lost pawn endgame because they did not use a lot of time to analyze the endgame. I do not choose a different move without analyzing some lines with the program. > >In my opinion, a non-master will mess-up a strong program with a high degree of >reliability. I think that you are right only about part of the non masters(non masters who do not know what they do not know Non masters who know what they do not know can be productive as a team with a strong program. Uri
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