Author: Christopher R. Dorr
Date: 13:13:38 06/21/99
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I must say that I'm intrigued! If it can already beat the Mach IV (probably 2200is USCF) 4.5 -.5, then it's pretty clear thatit must be quite stroing already. I'm only a 2200ish USCF Master...but how about you allow the rest of the world to see it's strength. How about a 3 game G/30 match on ICC vs. me? If it's as good as you say it is, then it should have very little problem with me. People can then compare it's game to how the other top progs would play in a similar position. I guess the old phrase 'put your money where your mouth is' applies here. :) Please let me know. Chris Dorr USCF Master On June 21, 1999 at 14:51:21, walter irvin wrote: >On June 21, 1999 at 14:16:00, Steve Maughan wrote: > >>On June 21, 1999 at 14:12:13, walter irvin wrote: >> >>Walter >> >>I look forward to seeing the fruits of your effort! I must say I am somewhat >>surprised at your confidence - what exactly makes you think that 'it should be >>very easy to make a computer play 2700+'? Will you use thre Alpha-Beta >>algorithm or some other technique? >> >>Steve Maughan >> >>> i am several months into my chess program project . i think it should be very >>>easy to make computer play 2700 + . i aim to prove that you dont need 150,000 >>>nps to play top chess . the search strategy is wrong , mine searches the way i >>>do actually better . i have beat every chess program i have ever played , since >>>programmers have failed to create 2700+ i will do it myself . > > > >i am sure of myself mostly becase the results have been truely amazing,so far my >program has gone from loseing to my seven year old daughter to beating the mach >iv in a five game match in 1 month .but i have at least 4 months for a finished >product even though i work full time on it .i will try to make next world tourn >,think i could win , just to prove my point i ran my program on old pc 4mhz to >beat mach iv !! did not matter easy win for (BORG) 4 1/2 1/2 name so far.
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