Author: James Robertson
Date: 08:50:16 06/25/99
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On June 25, 1999 at 08:08:20, Leon Stancliff wrote: >The top ten humans in the U.S.A. average 2595 on the Fide scale. > > > >The top ten micro programs average 2550 on the Hallsworth Selective Search scale >when operating at 200 mhz. We would expect at least a 50 point increase when >operating at 400 mhz. Therefore, the micros would average 2600. > > > >There would be a five point advantage for the micros, but not enough to show if >each of the humans play one black and one white with each of the micros. I >predict the match would be dead even. > Invite Odell's 2264 master friend. He'd teach those computers a lesson. James > > >G. Kasparov has stated that the top micros are playing above 2600 now.
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