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Subject: Re: Rebel-Tiger vs Fritz 5.32 (220 Bullet game results)

Author: Thorsten Czub

Date: 15:47:08 02/04/00

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On February 04, 2000 at 17:58:46, James T. Walker wrote:
>I'm not interested in watching bones fall to the floor.

but it gives results !
you can measure it too.
like fritz5.32 vs. rebel-tiger in blitz on different machine.
is bone is different and unique :-))

>I am also testing Fritz 6a but I can only run one test at a time.

what is the sense using fritz5.32 ?

>I prefer to let the programs run on different machines in a "Natural
>environment".

"Natural environment" ??
sounds esoterical to me.
is this a new sect you found ??

>It's simple.  More games=more data.

but the data you produce is worthless.

>  The games are available to anyone who ask
>for them.

like the data throwing bones in the air produces.
anybody asking you for this data too ?

>I count wins/draws/losses, this is what most people do when trying to evaluate
>the relative strength of chess programs.

what you measure has nothing to do with chess or chess-programs.
or relative strength.
you count numbers. like other people count stars, or sheeps.
others money. but this has not much to do with chess. does it ?


>It only takes about 1 minute to count my money.
>I didn't know Donald Duck played chess.

i didn't know what you do has anything to do with chess either.

sorry. i am joking.

in fact you beleive it HAS to do with chess or computerchess.
ok.
i remember there is a guy in rgcc who has a big chessbase
database and he lets fritz analyze the whole database in
second per move mode.

do you believe he finds out anything relevent to computerchess
or even chess ?

no.

so that is what you do.
throwing bones in the air and counting the wins/losses/draws.

you should read exupery. he has special chapter only written
about people like you.


:-))



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