In principle MoGo ought to be about a stone (or slightly more) weaker
with 1/5 the processing power, which is consistent with 2-3d against
Kim and 1-2d against the 6d.
I watched both games, and MoGo did seem stronger to me against Kim...
but then, I knew in advance the processing power in each case.
On Aug 27, 2008, at 1:08 PM, Robert Waite wrote:
* You really can't conclude much about any mogo strength improvement
from just
* one game.
It is true that you can't make a conclusion.. but you can draw some
information
from two games. I would think it is statistically unlikely that a
person who is
10kyu will beat a 3dan in an even game. So far... both games have
pointed to
around 2dan. I would agree that you can't really know.. for
example.. what if
both human players didn't play seriously.. then you wouldn't gain
much at all.
But then... even if there were 30 games.. the same thing could happen.
I just find it interesting that Mogo played at approximately the
same strength
with 1/5th the processing power. Not really a conclusion.. just an
observation.
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