Silvio Danailov accuses Kramnik of using Fritz 9
04.10.2006
– "After very detailed analysis of all games of the match," the manager of Veselin Topalov writes this morning (15 minutes before the start of game seven), "we would like to present to your attention coincidence statistics of the moves of GM Kramnik with recommendations of chess program Fritz 9." What's going on?
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Press release |
Coincidence Statistics of the moves of GM Kramnik
with recommendations of the chess program Fritz 9
Elista, October 4, 2006
After very detailed analyze of all games of the match we would like to present
to your attention coincidence statistics of the moves of GM Kramnik with recommendations
of chess program Fritz 9.
First game:
From 75 moves: After the 12th move of Topalov Ba6, a novelty, from 65 remaining
moves – 41 moves match with the first line of Fritz 9. (63% of
matches)
Second game:
From 63 moves: After 17th move, where the theory ends, from remaining 46 moves
– 40 moves match with the first line of Fritz 9. (87% of matches)
Third game
From 38 moves: after 10th move, when the theory ends, from 46 remaining moves*
– 40 match with the first line of Fritz 9. (86% of matches)
Forth game:
From 54 moves: After 14th move, when the theory ends, from 40 remaining moves
– 30 match with the first line of Fritz 9. (75% of matches)
Sixth game:
From 31 moves: After 13th move, when the theory ends, from 18 remaining moves
– 14 match with the first line of Fritz9. (78% of matches)
Thus, out of 5 games – 78%** of GM Kramnik’s moves match
with the first line of Fritz9.
Sincerely
Silvio Danailov
* Game Three had only 38 moves, 28 after theory, as Fernando M. Fernández
pointed out.
** Actually (41+40+40+30+14) / (65+46+46+40+18) = 165/215 = 76.7%, as
Jeff Sonas notes.
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