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Anonymous   09-22-2005 at 12:29:37 AM

Archived from groups: rec.games.chess.computer (More info?)

 

Ruud wrote:

>I know of Saitek Centurion, a chess computer that adapts to your playing
>strength during a game; it will try to keep the evaluation during a game at
>+0.00 or -0.00.
>It's not sofware and it's not free though.
>But it does excist if you want it.

That sounds like a very easy feature to add to CRAFTY.
You might wish to ask Dr. Hyatt about it.

It certainly would give some interesting play! I can also see humor
possibilities; a strong player watches a weak player almost (but not
quite) beat the computer, then he tries, expecting an easy win...

--
Guy Macon <http://www.guymacon.com/>

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Anonymous   09-23-2005 at 09:25:11 AM
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The exact idea in my mind is that, human player start with some
starting level against computer chess like if Chess engine list levels
as rating, I select 1800 as starting level. Now during game play chess
engine if getting -0.00 increase its strength a little. Or every time I
took advantage, engine tune or reset its attributes associated with
tactics to give a stronger play. At the end if computer wins, the
engine tells you your maximum strength. Like I play the game with
starting level of 1800 and ultimatley lost the game, at that time
computer was using 80% of its maximum strength.

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