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Build evidence through practice and play
Puzzles, lessons, opening work, and complete games all add evidence. A puzzle’s difficulty never becomes your playing rating.
Know how close you are.
And how sure that is.
Once its model is calibrated, AVIAN will estimate your readiness for a named rating target and show how certain the estimate is. Until then, it shows no estimate.
See how it worksReadiness estimates
Planned. AccelaStudy AI Chess is in development, and readiness estimates are not in the development build yet. They will appear only after the model is calibrated.
A readiness estimate is a prediction, not a rating. AccelaStudy AI Chess keeps three records apart: your learning progress, AVIAN’s estimate of your readiness for a target, and the rating your rating provider records. Only the last one is your rating.
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Read the estimate with its uncertainty
The estimate will name its target and pool, show a range rather than a single number, and say when the evidence is too thin to estimate at all.
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Verify it where it counts
Reaching a target takes rated play in that pool, recorded by the rating provider, along with the course’s learning requirements. The app never assigns a rating.
What it adds to your study routine
- An estimate that names its pool and its uncertainty
- No number at all until the model is calibrated
- A target reached only through real rated play
Planned. Estimates will appear only after the model is calibrated against verified ratings.
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