Author: Duncan Roberts
Date: 08:22:19 01/29/06
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computers play chess like a chess genius yet still translate like a 6 year old. ai still has some way to go. http://intertran.tranexp.com/Translate/result.shtml dec 2005 happened ngot especially p CCC ( computer chess club ). One contribution of IM Vasik Rajlich as they latest clean nots posted especially very. Vasik was declaring that he search behind ngra betatestare to sits schackprogram RYBKA ( importance petty fish. ). S lngt each welfare all normal but when he continued with mind if that it was dags that spend programme soon as it was approx elo stout than SSDFs ledarmotor the dreaded Shredder 9 yes d was getting he what he was earning. Smile , laugh and sarcastic am commenting. Ngra go through test pluck p offer and terkom with sensational report : RYBKA in betaversion only crushed all antithesis in its ways. Frn nowhere arrived all the nya motorstjärnan. The nya each that motor each unfolds by an chessplayer IM and full of knowledge which husband able ana of exe - magnitude Exempt 9 0.44MB and Rybka now 4.6 Megabyte. Frn dec till now has it pgtt one intensely utvecklingsarbete. Vasik was declaring early that he still nots hunnit to endgame. and änd s stout. Kring 20/2 2006 wait Rybka 1.2 be ready with tablebase - supporter and slutspelskunskaper egen book. The declines transfer approx elo further in spelstyrkeökning. Currently tops betaversionen CEGT - list 40/40 and is approx 40-45 grade ahead Fruit and Exempt. Vasik tell that Rybka - plan was bending 2003. He would make a schackmotor as is suit for tävlingsspelare. Vasik is herself born in Prag had study in AMERICA and ought numeric in Hungary. He consort with with IM WGM Iweta Radziewicz and cooperates bl.a with Russian GMs :. IN next contribution bark self manifest one couple consignments of Rybka as husband f.ö. spot here : http:/www.rybkachess.com// duncan
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