Final call for participation in IGIC 2011 MarioAI Competition
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Sergey Karakovskiy
Oct 7, 2011, 2:23:18 AM10/7/11
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http://www.marioai.org
Do you want to program your own Super Mario bot, that makes use of
the
latest AI techniques (or your favorite dirty hacks) to guide Mario
through challenging levels?
Are you ready to compete with researchers and programmers from around
the world?
The IGIC 2011 Mario AI Competition will be held in November 2011.
The competition is the extended successor to last year's Mario AI
competition, which attracted the attention of leading international
news media and from which the video of the winning entry has been
shown more than 600.000 times on YouTube.
This conference has two tracks:
- Gameplay track, where the goal is to submit an agent that can make
Mario survive through a number of increasingly difficult levels. This
track is similar to last year's competition, but includes much more
difficult levels. Organized by Sergey Karakovskiy and Julian
Togelius.
- Learning track, where the agent needs to learn how to play a
particular level optimally during a number of attempts. Organized by
Sergey Karakovskiy and Julian Togelius.
The deadline for the IGIC phase edition of the championship is
November 1st;
Read more and download source code:
http://www.marioai.org
Please note that participation in the conference is not restricted to
academic researchers; professionals and students are also encouraged
to participate. Also note that the competition makes for excellent
class projects. We're looking forward to see your entry in the
competition!
IGIC program is going to be one of the best,
have a look!
http://ice-gic.ieee-cesoc.org/2011/program.htm
Sergey
Do you want to program your own Super Mario bot, that makes use of
the
latest AI techniques (or your favorite dirty hacks) to guide Mario
through challenging levels?
Are you ready to compete with researchers and programmers from around
the world?
The IGIC 2011 Mario AI Competition will be held in November 2011.
The competition is the extended successor to last year's Mario AI
competition, which attracted the attention of leading international
news media and from which the video of the winning entry has been
shown more than 600.000 times on YouTube.
This conference has two tracks:
- Gameplay track, where the goal is to submit an agent that can make
Mario survive through a number of increasingly difficult levels. This
track is similar to last year's competition, but includes much more
difficult levels. Organized by Sergey Karakovskiy and Julian
Togelius.
- Learning track, where the agent needs to learn how to play a
particular level optimally during a number of attempts. Organized by
Sergey Karakovskiy and Julian Togelius.
The deadline for the IGIC phase edition of the championship is
November 1st;
Read more and download source code:
http://www.marioai.org
Please note that participation in the conference is not restricted to
academic researchers; professionals and students are also encouraged
to participate. Also note that the competition makes for excellent
class projects. We're looking forward to see your entry in the
competition!
IGIC program is going to be one of the best,
have a look!
http://ice-gic.ieee-cesoc.org/2011/program.htm
Sergey
Slawomir Bojarski
Oct 7, 2011, 1:48:38 PM10/7/11
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I'll be participating in both tracks again for this competition.
On Oct 7, 2:23 am, Sergey Karakovskiy <sergey.karakovs...@gmail.com>
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On Oct 7, 2:23 am, Sergey Karakovskiy <sergey.karakovs...@gmail.com>
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Emilio
Nov 6, 2011, 2:41:26 PM11/6/11
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Dear all,
There are news from Learning Track Ccompetition that was planned for
IGIC (2-4 October)?
Thanks.
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There are news from Learning Track Ccompetition that was planned for
IGIC (2-4 October)?
Thanks.
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Emilio
Nov 17, 2011, 11:38:52 AM11/17/11
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Well, I supose that hadn't enough entries to celebrated the
competition isn't it ?
We sent an entry based on Genetic Algorithms. A video collections can
be visualized in http://www.youtube.com/user/hectorvalero1983
Best regards.
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