Who is the most accurate world chess champion?
Centipawn loss (or simply the engine's evaluation of a position) doesn't take into account how realistically a human could hold a position.<p>During yesterday's WCC Game 6 the computer evaluation meant little when players were in time trouble. Anything could have happened going into the first time control, despite the game being dead drawn for the first 3.5 hours.<p>In the final stages the computer again evaluated the game as drawn, but presumed Nepo could defend <i>perfectly</i> for tens of moves without a single inaccuracy. Super GMs can't do that given hours or days, let alone minutes.<p>Last thought: did anyone else assume this was written in R/ggplot2 at first glance? Seaborn and/or matplotlib look strikingly like ggplot2 now days!