Author: Jeremiah Penery
Date: 08:13:05 01/18/00
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On January 18, 2000 at 09:51:41, Vincent Diepeveen wrote: >On January 17, 2000 at 10:51:24, John Warfield wrote: > >> >> Are these the long awaited Log files or printouts that Kasparov has been >>begging for all these years? If so I wonder if they confirm his allegations of >>cheating > >Yes. And after starting to analyse them i directly knew why they didn't >want them to show. > >Deep Blue is a rather simple program people. >It's evaluation is like Frans Morsch said so long extremely anti-kasparov. If Diep was being programmed specifically to play Kasparov, how else would you make the evaluation? :) > Move Kasparov Deep-Blue >---- ---------------- ---------------- > 1. Nf3 (53:59) d5 (0:19) > 2. g3 (0:07) Bg4 (0:11) > 3. b3 (3:58) Nd7 (2:24) > >Now here deep blue already wants to play e6 initially. >Only at the last seconds it goes to the move Nd7 > > 4. Bb2 (0:11) e6 (3:16) > >We see from ICC time division clearly that moves are >more or less 3 minutes a move. >Nothing wrong with that. > >--> 3. .. Nd7 <-- 37/116:40 >--------------------------------------- >Guessing Bb2 > 3(4)[e5](-30)[e5](-30) -30v T=0 >Pe7e5 nf3e5P Nd7e5n bb2e5N Qd8e7 pd2d4 Pf7f6 be5c7P Qe7c7b nb1c3 Qc7c3n qd1d2 >Qc3d2q > 3(5) -11 T=0 >Ng8f6 bf1g2 Pe7e6 ph2h3 Bg4f3n pe2f3B Bf8c5 o-o O-O > 4(5) -11 T=0 >Ng8f6 bf1g2 Pe7e6 ph2h3 Bg4f3n pe2f3B Bf8c5 o-o O-O > 5(5)[Ngf6](-1) -1 T=0 >Ng8f6 bf1g2 Pe7e6 ph2h3 Bg4f3n pe2f3B Bf8c5 o-o O-O > 6(5)[Ngf6](-10)[e6](-2) -2 T=1 >Pe7e6 bf1g2 Bg4f3n pe2f3B Ng8f6 o-o Bf8d6 nb1c3 > 7(5) #[e6](28)[e6](28) 28^ T=2 >Pe7e6 bf1g2 Bg4f3n pe2f3B Ng8f6 o-o Bf8d6 nb1c3 > 7(6) #[e6](28)############################## 28 T=4 >Pe7e6 bf1g2 Bg4f3n pe2f3B Ng8f6 o-o Bf8d6 nb1c3 > 8(6) #[e6](21)############################## 21 T=10 >Pe7e6 bf1g2 Bg4f3n pe2f3B Ng8f6 o-o Bf8d6 nb1c3 > 9(6) #[e6](24)############################## 24 T=20 >Pe7e6 bf1g2 Ng8f6 ph2h3 Bg4f3n pe2f3B Bf8c5 o-o O-O nb1c3 >10(6)<ch> 'bb2' > #[e6](22)############################## 22 T=87 >Pe7e6 bf1g2 Ng8f6 ph2h3 Bg4f3n pe2f3B Bf8c5 pd2d4 Bc5d6 o-o O-O >11(6)[TIMEOUT] 22 T=164 >Pe7e6 > >We see that the man behind this machine can't play chess at all. He wants >Deep Blue's moves in uppercase. He let's his machine display opponents >pieces in lower case. This is another case where you type before you know what's going on. Black pieces are capitalized, and white pieces are lower-case, in both the source piece and the captured piece. See the even-numbered games where DB's pieces are lower-case. >I wouldn't want to mix them, unless i have problems seeing what move is >an opponents move and what move is not. Anyway this is a problem more people >have actually. > >Further it shows what it captures after a capture move, find that funny. >Probably to show when recapture extensions get triggered. Their move output format has nothing to do with anything... I think Diep's move output format is silly, too, but that doesn't make me think it is a weak program. > >Enfin, perhaps a matter of taste. Let's not get into details too much >about this. Because it has exactly zero real meaning. >Let's look to its output and moves it makes! Yes, let's. >This is gonna be a bigtime continued mail, when i get home i'll continue >with the silly moves made by deep blue and what it prints out in the logs, >this is gonna get cool people! > >I am looking forward to the h6??? beginners move and missing of e5. Which game(s) are those ones from? I'm interested to see any analyses you make.
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