I've now set up a Task Force on PCG within the IEEE Computational Intelligence Society Technical Committee on Games. All current members of this list are invited to become members of the task force. The homepage is here:
So, please hit "reply" now and send me these 3 or 4 lines: - Name - Homepage OR e-mail - Affiliation (if any) - (optional) list of keywords of your interests with PCG (e.g. grammar-based approaches, particle systems, narrative)
The web page is intentionally left rather bare, as I think the proper place for articles and information about ongoing projects is the wiki, and for discussions this list.
Julian
P.S. "What's the point of this?" Well, it could provide added legitimacy to events and other things we'd like to organize. It functions as a directory of people actively working on PCG. It gives us another line for our CVs. It doesn't hurt in any way. You are not selling your soul to the IEEE (I think). P.P.S. "Who decided that you're the chair?" I was first. Feel free to elect someone else if you like to. It doesn't really matter, does it? P.P.P.S. "The web page is ugly!" It is indeed. I'm no web designer. If anyone wants to redesign it, just tell me.
-- Julian Togelius Assistant Professor IT University of Copenhagen Rued Langgaards Vej 7 2300 Copenhagen S Denmark jul...@togelius.com http://julian.togelius.com +46-705-192088
> I've now set up a Task Force on PCG within the IEEE Computational > Intelligence Society Technical Committee on Games. All current members > of this list are invited to become members of the task force. The > homepage is here:
> So, please hit "reply" now and send me these 3 or 4 lines: > - Name > - Homepage OR e-mail > - Affiliation (if any) > - (optional) list of keywords of your interests with PCG (e.g. > grammar-based approaches, particle systems, narrative)
> The web page is intentionally left rather bare, as I think the proper > place for articles and information about ongoing projects is the wiki, > and for discussions this list.
> Julian
> P.S. "What's the point of this?" Well, it could provide added > legitimacy to events and other things we'd like to organize. It > functions as a directory of people actively working on PCG. It gives > us another line for our CVs. It doesn't hurt in any way. You are not > selling your soul to the IEEE (I think). > P.P.S. "Who decided that you're the chair?" I was first. Feel free to > elect someone else if you like to. It doesn't really matter, does it? > P.P.P.S. "The web page is ugly!" It is indeed. I'm no web designer. If > anyone wants to redesign it, just tell me.
> -- > Julian Togelius > Assistant Professor > IT University of Copenhagen > Rued Langgaards Vej 7 > 2300 Copenhagen S > Denmark > jul...@togelius.com > http://julian.togelius.com > +46-705-192088
>I've now set up a Task Force on PCG within the IEEE Computational >Intelligence Society Technical Committee on Games. All current members >of this list are invited to become members of the task force. The >homepage is here:
>So, please hit "reply" now and send me these 3 or 4 lines: >- Name >- Homepage OR e-mail >- Affiliation (if any) >- (optional) list of keywords of your interests with PCG (e.g. >grammar-based approaches, particle systems, narrative)
>The web page is intentionally left rather bare, as I think the proper >place for articles and information about ongoing projects is the wiki, >and for discussions this list.
>Julian
>P.S. "What's the point of this?" Well, it could provide added >legitimacy to events and other things we'd like to organize. It >functions as a directory of people actively working on PCG. It gives >us another line for our CVs. It doesn't hurt in any way. You are not >selling your soul to the IEEE (I think). >P.P.S. "Who decided that you're the chair?" I was first. Feel free to >elect someone else if you like to. It doesn't really matter, does it? >P.P.P.S. "The web page is ugly!" It is indeed. I'm no web designer. If >anyone wants to redesign it, just tell me.
>-- >Julian Togelius >Assistant Professor >IT University of Copenhagen >Rued Langgaards Vej 7 >2300 Copenhagen S >Denmark >jul...@togelius.com >http://julian.togelius.com >+46-705-192088
> I've now set up a Task Force on PCG within the IEEE Computational > Intelligence Society Technical Committee on Games. All current members > of this list are invited to become members of the task force. The > homepage is here:
> So, please hit "reply" now and send me these 3 or 4 lines: > - Name > - Homepage OR e-mail > - Affiliation (if any) > - (optional) list of keywords of your interests with PCG (e.g. > grammar-based approaches, particle systems, narrative)
> The web page is intentionally left rather bare, as I think the proper > place for articles and information about ongoing projects is the wiki, > and for discussions this list.
> Julian
> P.S. "What's the point of this?" Well, it could provide added > legitimacy to events and other things we'd like to organize. It > functions as a directory of people actively working on PCG. It gives > us another line for our CVs. It doesn't hurt in any way. You are not > selling your soul to the IEEE (I think). > P.P.S. "Who decided that you're the chair?" I was first. Feel free to > elect someone else if you like to. It doesn't really matter, does it? > P.P.P.S. "The web page is ugly!" It is indeed. I'm no web designer. If > anyone wants to redesign it, just tell me.
> -- > Julian Togelius > Assistant Professor > IT University of Copenhagen > Rued Langgaards Vej 7 > 2300 Copenhagen S > Denmark > jul...@togelius.com > http://julian.togelius.com > +46-705-192088
Simon Lucas http://csee.essex.ac.uk/staff/lucas/ University of Essex Representations for content evolution, agent-based playability measures, Monte Carlo methods.
> I've now set up a Task Force on PCG within the IEEE Computational > Intelligence Society Technical Committee on Games. All current members > of this list are invited to become members of the task force. The > homepage is here:
> So, please hit "reply" now and send me these 3 or 4 lines: > - Name > - Homepage OR e-mail > - Affiliation (if any) > - (optional) list of keywords of your interests with PCG (e.g. > grammar-based approaches, particle systems, narrative)
> The web page is intentionally left rather bare, as I think the proper > place for articles and information about ongoing projects is the wiki, > and for discussions this list.
> Julian
> P.S. "What's the point of this?" Well, it could provide added > legitimacy to events and other things we'd like to organize. It > functions as a directory of people actively working on PCG. It gives > us another line for our CVs. It doesn't hurt in any way. You are not > selling your soul to the IEEE (I think). > P.P.S. "Who decided that you're the chair?" I was first. Feel free to > elect someone else if you like to. It doesn't really matter, does it? > P.P.P.S. "The web page is ugly!" It is indeed. I'm no web designer. If > anyone wants to redesign it, just tell me.
> -- > Julian Togelius > Assistant Professor > IT University of Copenhagen > Rued Langgaards Vej 7 > 2300 Copenhagen S > Denmark > jul...@togelius.com > http://julian.togelius.com > +46-705-192088
> - Name > - Homepage OR e-mail > - Affiliation (if any) > - (optional) list of keywords of your interests with PCG (e.g. > grammar-based approaches, particle systems, narrative)
Name: R. Michael Young Homepage: http://liquidnarrative.csc.ncsu.edu/rmy Affiliation: North Carolina State University Interests: generation of interactive narrative, cinematic camera control, cognitive models of the comprehension of game experiences
> I've now set up a Task Force on PCG within the IEEE Computational
> Intelligence Society Technical Committee on Games. All current members
> of this list are invited to become members of the task force. The
> homepage is here:
> So, please hit "reply" now and send me these 3 or 4 lines:
> - Name
> - Homepage OR e-mail
> - Affiliation (if any)
> - (optional) list of keywords of your interests with PCG (e.g.
> grammar-based approaches, particle systems, narrative)
> The web page is intentionally left rather bare, as I think the proper
> place for articles and information about ongoing projects is the wiki,
> and for discussions this list.
> Julian
> P.S. "What's the point of this?" Well, it could provide added
> legitimacy to events and other things we'd like to organize. It
> functions as a directory of people actively working on PCG. It gives
> us another line for our CVs. It doesn't hurt in any way. You are not
> selling your soul to the IEEE (I think).
> P.P.S. "Who decided that you're the chair?" I was first. Feel free to
> elect someone else if you like to. It doesn't really matter, does it?
> P.P.P.S. "The web page is ugly!" It is indeed. I'm no web designer. If
> anyone wants to redesign it, just tell me.
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