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Subject: Re: Which Program Would do the Best on ICC?

Author: Bruce Moreland

Date: 06:57:20 06/28/99

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On June 28, 1999 at 01:27:53, blass uri wrote:

>
>On June 27, 1999 at 16:43:59, Mark Young wrote:
>
>>On June 27, 1999 at 15:49:53, odell hall wrote:
>>
>>>Hi
>>>
>>>
>>>  I am thinking about setting up a computer account on ICC? Does anyone know
>>>Which Program would  do the best? If the choice was between Genius 5 , hiarcs6,
>>>Mchess 8 or Genius 3? I have heard that Genius 5 is the Best a blitz chess
>>>(game/15) is this still true. What program would tear the crafty clone Data to
>>>shreds!!  (incredibly strong data is!) Or should I just go out and purchase
>>>Chessmaster 6000 to do the Job?
>>
>>The best results I have had is with Hiarcs 7.01. I have not had a chance to play
>>7.32 online because of the testing I am running now. I most likely will only
>>test Hiarcs 7.32 against humans online, after testing Hiarcs 7.01 online against
>>other computers its left a bad taste in my mouth. I try to test against the best
>>programs online and play a set amount of games, but with Hiarcs 7 this became
>>almost impossible because of the high winning percentage Hiarcs 7 was
>>generating. The automatic programs would no play me, or change the time formula
>>to only play 0 inc games in the middle of my testing, and some of the other
>>manuale computer operators were no better. Rating protection in online play is
>>only getting worse, and thats to bad because it was a nice tool to use in the
>>evaluation of chess programs.
>
>I do not understand it.
>I think that programmers should prefer to play against strong opponents because
>they can learn from the games that they lose to improve their programs.
>
>Uri

He is not talking about programmers.

bruce



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