The 4th Harvard Cup Human Versus Computer Chess Challenge
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The grandmasters were Michael Rohde, Patrick Wolff, Boris Gulko, Joel Benjamin, Ilya Gurevich, and Alexander Ivanov. The computers included two commerciallyavailable dedicated units and four PC programs. The dedicated units were ChessSystem R30 by TASC B.V. (operated by Chris Avery) and Renaissance SPARC by Saitek Industries Ltd. (operated by Andrew Metrick), and the PC programs were Kasparov's Gambit by Electronic Arts (operated by Marc Leski), BattleChess 4000 SVGA by Interplay Productions (operated by Mark Glickman), M-Chess Professional 3.42 by M Chess (operated by Roger LaFlair), and Socrates Exp by Heuristic Software (operated by Larry Kaufman and Don Dailey). The first two programs listed were commercially available, and the last two were prototypes of future versions of commercial products.
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ورودعنوان ژورنال:
- ICGA Journal
دوره 18 شماره
صفحات -
تاریخ انتشار 1993