Author: Lawrence S. Tamarkin
Date: 13:13:41 01/19/00
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Well, that's all very nice & evan believable. I believe Steve Lopez also wrote a piece in his 'T-NOTES' about Doctor, and its playing style. Still, it would be nice if Chess Base, and/or, the engine programmer's authors would also write something for their general, program buying public, more about how their program(s), play and analyse positions. But, we can't have everything now, can we?:) Larry T. On January 19, 2000 at 15:49:55, Marek Soszynski wrote: >The following was posted to the Polish-language newsgroup pl.rec.gry.szachy >(18/Jan/2000) by Darius Dlugopolski. I translate it here, without comment, for a >wider audience. > >"I'd like to reveal to all correspondence chess players the secret of the best >analysis module. You probably won't believe it, but it's... Doctor? 3.0, which >forms part of the Fritz 5 (or 6) setup. A close acquaintance of mine (a >contestant in the Polish Correspondence Chess Championship currently taking >place) has the majority of the best chess programs at present (Fritz, Rebel, >Hiarcs, ChessMaster). These programs of course make light work of Doctor? at >normal time limits; in analysing positions they are better too. However, the >situation seems to change when positions are set up for a minimum of 24 hours - >it's that kind of time my friend uses, and he claims that at such durations >Doctor? has no equals."
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