Author: Daniel Karlsson
Date: 13:03:40 05/30/99
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On May 30, 1999 at 11:24:22, Melvin S. Schwartz wrote: [Snip] > >The amount of points you speak of is of a hypothetical nature. If you like >comparing software with A at B speed and C at D speed, then we just simply >disagree. > >Regards, >Mel Suppose program A on hardware B gets a 70% score against C on D. Now if E on B gets a 75% score against C on D, wouldn't that be a good indication that E on B is stronger than A on B, i.e. E is stronger than A on the same hardware. Match AB and EB against several opponents, calculate ratings from the scores and you get a pretty good rating list. This is basically what SSDF are doing.
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