Author: Mark Taylor
Date: 09:55:10 02/03/00
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On February 01, 2000 at 03:40:58, Michael Neish wrote: >Is there anything wrong with gathering data in this way? Since I'm testing a >program against itself, I wonder whether the fact that both sides think in the >same way (albeit to a different depth) can skew the results somehow. Would it >be better if I chose two different personalities for the same program? I would suggest that if you wish isolate the effect search depth alone has, keeping other factors out of the equation, you *definitely" want to play the same program (and same "personality") against itself. Mark.
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