"Place holder" algorithm
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A Team
May 28, 2010, 3:46:38 PM5/28/10
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"June 14, 2010 Deadline for submission of "place holder" version of
diagnostic algorithms"
What format is the "place holder" algorithm supposed to be in?
If only pseudocode or merely some other relatively basic type of
algorithm representation, how specific is the "place holder" algorithm
supposed to be?
diagnostic algorithms"
What format is the "place holder" algorithm supposed to be in?
If only pseudocode or merely some other relatively basic type of
algorithm representation, how specific is the "place holder" algorithm
supposed to be?
David
May 28, 2010, 4:03:06 PM5/28/10
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The placeholder algorithm should be in the same format as competitors'
final submissions: a zipfile of a single directory containing a Java,
Windows, or Linux DA and its associated files (if it uses any--only
config.xml is required). For example, if you plan on submitting a Lisp
DA compiled for Windows, you should submit this as the placeholder DA
as well.
The only requirement is that it should run properly--that is, if we
extract your DA and run it via ScenarioLoader, it should start up,
send a DA_READY message, and exit properly upon scenario end.
David G
final submissions: a zipfile of a single directory containing a Java,
Windows, or Linux DA and its associated files (if it uses any--only
config.xml is required). For example, if you plan on submitting a Lisp
DA compiled for Windows, you should submit this as the placeholder DA
as well.
The only requirement is that it should run properly--that is, if we
extract your DA and run it via ScenarioLoader, it should start up,
send a DA_READY message, and exit properly upon scenario end.
David G
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