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Subject: Re: table for detecting significant difference between two engines

Author: Kirill Kryukov

Date: 18:37:09 02/03/06

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On February 03, 2006 at 21:11:48, Joseph Ciarrochi wrote:

>no, but that sounds pretty interesting and will perhaps give a more exact number
>than what i have given.  Do you run bayeselo via arena?

Bayeselo is not an engine, it's a standalone program for computing ratings. You
can find it here, with some explanation:

http://remi.coulom.free.fr/Bayesian-Elo/

Best,
Kirill

• using bayselo versus elostat Joseph Ciarrochi 19:53:56 02/03/06
  • Re: using bayselo versus elostat Kirill Kryukov 21:12:17 02/03/06
    • Re: using bayselo versus elostat; error estimates differ Joseph Ciarrochi 21:43:53 02/03/06
      • Re: using bayselo versus elostat; error estimates differ Kirill Kryukov 21:53:59 02/03/06
        • Re: using bayselo versus elostat; error estimates differ Joseph Ciarrochi 21:59:35 02/03/06
          • Re: using bayselo versus elostat; error estimates differ Kirill Kryukov 22:26:08 02/03/06
  • Re: using bayselo versus elostat Michael Yee 20:05:43 02/03/06
  • Re: using bayselo versus elostat Dann Corbit 20:05:42 02/03/06
• Re: table for detecting significant difference between two engines Dann Corbit 18:43:26 02/03/06

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