Other Chess Rating Systems
- Ingo system, designed by Anton Hoesslinger, used in Germany 1948-1992 (Harkness 1967:205–6).
- Harkness System, invented by Kenneth Harkness, who published it in 1956 (Harkness 1967:185–88).
- British Chess Federation Rating System, published in 1958, now termed the ECF grading system.
- Correspondence Chess League of America Rating System (now uses Elo).
- Glicko rating system
- Chessmetrics
- In November 2005, the Xbox Live online gaming service proposed the TrueSkill ranking system that is an extension of the Glicko rating system to multi-player and multi-team games.
- Elo++ of Yannis Sismanis outperformed all the known chess rating systems in the Kaggle competition of 2010. http://arxiv.org/abs/1012.4571
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