Komodo vs. Movsesian
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Re: Komodo vs. Movsesian
Because the third game was postponed due to many delays today, it will resume tomorrow at 11 a.m.czech time, which (unfortunately for us iin the Western hemisphere) is 5 a.m. eastern time. But all four remaining games are planned to be played tomorrow, so the match should be completed by the planned time.
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Re: Live now: Komodo vs. Movsesian
Right, because tomorrow Komodo's gonna mop the floor with Movsesian.lkaufman wrote:We discovered that the problem was that cleaning people pulled out the internet cable when I was in another room, and it wasn't obvious. Won't be a problem tomorrow.
We used my trusty dual-core notebook to hold the draw in game two.
Larry's starting time above is wrong. Tomorrow we're starting at 5am New York time, 11am Berlin time. We'll play one game. Take a break for lunch and then continue playing.
I set up a server in Germany to be used as a backup (the company's website said their cleaning people there don't vaccume their routers).
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Re: Komodo vs. Movsesian
what would you say was komodo's elo perormance in this latest match?lkaufman wrote:My simulation results at Exchange odds are not quite as bad as at f7 handicap. So far, again with the winning side (in this case Black) giving 30' + 30" to 1' + 1" time odds on quad, Black leads by three wins to one, with eight draws, which is 58 elo. So, in round numbers, it looks like Exchange odds is around 500 elo and f7 odds around 650 elo (or more if you discount the strange games where White returned the pawn on move three). Since there are twice as many f7 games, the weighted average of the handicap values for the match is at least 600, so if we call Movsesian 2700 we are in effect playing an opponent of at least 3300 strength.
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Re: Komodo vs. Movsesian
It's hard to be too precise about the handicap value, and there's the question of whether to use Movsesian's standard or rapid rating or (probably fairest) the midway point, but in round numbers I would say 3450 FIDE.duncan wrote:what would you say was komodo's elo perormance in this latest match?lkaufman wrote:My simulation results at Exchange odds are not quite as bad as at f7 handicap. So far, again with the winning side (in this case Black) giving 30' + 30" to 1' + 1" time odds on quad, Black leads by three wins to one, with eight draws, which is 58 elo. So, in round numbers, it looks like Exchange odds is around 500 elo and f7 odds around 650 elo (or more if you discount the strange games where White returned the pawn on move three). Since there are twice as many f7 games, the weighted average of the handicap values for the match is at least 600, so if we call Movsesian 2700 we are in effect playing an opponent of at least 3300 strength.
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Re: Live now: Komodo vs. Movsesian
There was a ghastly story in the papers here a few years ago on such an issue. The police was investigating a hospital in which the number of deaths was unusually high in the intensive care unit. They had noted the deaths all took place on a Friday. They checked the records of all the doctors and nurses but could find nothing that even remotely hinted at who it could be. They had installed cameras and found the culprit:lkaufman wrote:We discovered that the problem was that cleaning people pulled out the internet cable when I was in another room, and it wasn't obvious. Won't be a problem tomorrow.
A fake patient in one of the 'horror' rooms was all hooked up, doing nothing, when at 11AM the cleaning lady came in. After two minutes of wiping dirt with a cloth, she yanked out the power strip to plug in her vacuum cleaner... The life support machines all went dead. When she was done 20 minutes later, she forgot to plug it back on.
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