Author: Uri Blass
Date: 13:11:10 02/04/06
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On February 04, 2006 at 13:57:16, Timothy J. Frohlick wrote: >Since Shay Bushinsky and Amir Ban have given the world the excellent Junior >chess programs I am very interested in their goals to remain on top. I really >doubt that Vasik Rajlich is smarter than Shay or Amir. Perhaps Rybka was the >result of serendipitous imagination as seen in inventors/scientists like >Edison,Tesla and Kekulé. > >TJ One important difference. As far as I know Vasik plans to fix all cases when rybka does stupid tactical errors that other programs avoid and he shares his plans for future rybka. It is not clear if Amir plans to fix stupid tactical errors of Junior and he tells nothing about his plans of fixing cases that Junior does them. For example Junior for years has problems with stalemate detection and Junior can miss some stalemate combination and Amir tells nothing about the question if he has plans to fix it sometimes in the future. Vasik give details about knowledge that he is going to add to rybka. Amir tells nothing about knowledge that he adds to Junior and the only way that customaers can know about it is simply to buy the program and compare with previous version. Uri
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