Da-Vere wrote:
Just curious, why does the app accuracy rating differ from the web site accuracy rating? It’s not a huge difference, but about 4% .
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Da-Vere wrote:
Just curious, why does the app accuracy rating differ from the web site accuracy rating? It’s not a huge difference, but about 4% .
Because the app and website likely uses different engine depth. Even if you run a deeper analysis both on the website (or both on the app) then the CAPS accuracy rating still adjusts some. IM @DanielRensch explained it well in a video. I'll see if I can find it, but basically the "accuracy" was just a fun chess.com statistic aimed at beginner players. 100% accuracy does not necessarily mean the absolute "perfect" move was played 100% of the time.
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KeSetoKaiba wrote:
Da-Vere wrote:
Just curious, why does the app accuracy rating differ from the web site accuracy rating? It’s not a huge difference, but about 4% .
Because the app and website likely uses different engine depth. Even if you run a deeper analysis both on the website (or both on the app) then the CAPS accuracy rating still adjusts some. IM @DanielRensch explained it well in a video. I'll see if I can find it, but basically the "accuracy" was just a fun chess.com statistic aimed at beginner players. 100% accuracy does not necessarily mean the absolute "perfect" move was played 100% of the time.
Ahh thanks, that makes sense. Thank you for the reply.
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Just curious, why does the app accuracy rating differ from the web site accuracy rating? It’s not a huge difference, but about 4% .