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Shawn Benn
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Shawn Benn
,
an American computer scientist, software and database engineer, from 1989 — 1996 at Department of Computer Science,
University of Maine
, and since then, in the industry
[1]
. In 1992, along with
Danny Kopec
, he recalibrated the
Bratko-Kopec Test
using six commercial chess programs,
Chessmaster 3000
,
Excel 68000
,
MChess
,
Sargon IV
,
Sargon V
and
Zarkov 2.5
[2]
.
Selected Publications
Shawn Benn
,
Danny Kopec
(
1993
).
The Bratko-Kopec Test Recalibrated.
ICCA Journal, Vol. 16, No. 3
,
pdf
[3]
External Links
Shawn Benn - LinkedIn
References
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Shawn Benn - LinkedIn
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Shawn Benn
,
Danny Kopec
(
1993
).
The Bratko-Kopec Test Recalibrated.
ICCA Journal, Vol. 16, No. 3
,
pdf
^
Revised version of the paper
Comparison and Testing of Six Commercial Computer Chess Programs
, presented at the
WCCC 1992 - Workshop: The Impact of Computer Chess on AI Research
by
Tony Marsland
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Bratko-Kopec Test
Jun 1, 2015
Danny Kopec
Oct 1, 2016
ICGA Journal
Dec 21, 2017
People
Feb 28, 2018
Shawn Benn
Jan 3, 2015
Test-Positions
Feb 25, 2018
WCCC 1992
Feb 26, 2018
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Shawn Benn,
an American computer scientist, software and database engineer, from 1989 — 1996 at Department of Computer Science, University of Maine, and since then, in the industry [1]. In 1992, along with Danny Kopec, he recalibrated the Bratko-Kopec Test using six commercial chess programs, Chessmaster 3000, Excel 68000, MChess, Sargon IV, Sargon V and Zarkov 2.5 [2].
Selected Publications
External Links
References
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