Author: Dann Corbit
Date: 21:32:17 06/14/99
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On June 15, 1999 at 00:27:37, Eugene Nalimov wrote: [snip] >Sorry, it lookes that I worked too much today and all this weekend... Of course >my first message was right. If program/player A beats program/player B in the >first game, and we have no additional information, that means that there is high >probability that program/player A is not much worse than program/player B. >Nothing more, nothing less. Which begs the question, "How high is the probability?" I don't think we know. The uncertainty after a single game is so large, all we have is a crude dividing line and even that is a guess. Extrapolation from a single game is err.... "inaccurate."
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