Hi, when is the next chess match between a human and a computer scheduled?
I rarely here of them anymore!
Thanks
Sean
Next Human vs. Chess Computer match ??
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Re: Next Human vs. Chess Computer match ??
Ofcourse It's going to be interesting, but then again I don't like handicap match in this case, the engine could take time handicap but not the pawn handicap.
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Re: Next Human vs. Chess Computer match ??
Wish granted, a 1-10 time handicap with Ponder Off will take place:
http://rybkaforum.net/cgi-bin/rybkaforu ... l?tid=6828
http://rybkaforum.net/cgi-bin/rybkaforu ... l?tid=6828
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Re: Next Human vs. Chess Computer match ??
Oh boy, three separate handicaps, that is not a real chess match!
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Handicaps are humillating and
Handicaps are the worst idea in man versus machine. Handicaps onky produces distorsion ....... better for us is to know the reality power of engines.....
I am thinking chess is in a coin.Human beings for ever playing in one face.Now I am playing in the other face:"Antichess". Computers are as a fortres where owner forgot to close a little door behind. You must enter across this door.Forget the front.
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Re: Handicaps are humillating and
Perhaps is it that handicapping the engine(to one pawn less) is_ not too good_ for anti-computer human such as yourself?Father wrote:Handicaps are the worst idea in man versus machine. Handicaps onky produces distorsion ....... better for us is to know the reality power of engines.....

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Re: Handicaps are humillating and
A big handicap for a top GM like Vadim Milov is not fair for Rybka. In fact even a small handicap will do.
I analysed the games of Vladimir Vainshtein (my chess teacher) with Rybka 3 and Shredder 10 (Shredder 10 is weaker than Rybka 3). I was surprised because although he is not a Grandmaster he still played better moves than Rybka in many cases. In several positions it took Rybka several minutes to show his moves in the analysis although in most positions they agreed. This means that if Vladimir Vainshtein can play better chess than Rybka then surely a top GM like Vadim will do and i will not be surprised if Rybka will lose the match.
I analysed the games of Vladimir Vainshtein (my chess teacher) with Rybka 3 and Shredder 10 (Shredder 10 is weaker than Rybka 3). I was surprised because although he is not a Grandmaster he still played better moves than Rybka in many cases. In several positions it took Rybka several minutes to show his moves in the analysis although in most positions they agreed. This means that if Vladimir Vainshtein can play better chess than Rybka then surely a top GM like Vadim will do and i will not be surprised if Rybka will lose the match.
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Re: Handicaps are humillating and
Rybka 3.0 will crash the GM like a bug....Uri wrote:A big handicap for a top GM like Vadim Milov is not fair for Rybka. In fact even a small handicap will do.
I analysed the games of Vladimir Vainshtein (my chess teacher) with Rybka 3 and Shredder 10. I was surprised because although he is not a Grandmaster he still played better moves than Rybka almost in all cases. It took Rybka several minutes to show his moves in the analysis. This means that if Vladimir Vainshtein plays better chess than Rybka then surely a top GM like Vadim will do and i will not be surprised if Rybka will lose the match.
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Re: Handicaps are humillating and
Chess is not about playing the best moves, but about not blundering. Rybka excels at not blundering so it doesn't matter if the GM plays moves stronger than Rybka 80% of the time, if he slips later that slip will decide the game in Rybka's favor.