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| 1 CadiaPlayer 2723.50 Reykjavik University | 1 CadiaPlayer 2723.50 Reykjavik University |
| 2 FluxPlayer 2355.50 Technical University of Dresden | 2 FluxPlayer 2355.50 Dresden University of Technology, Germany |
| 3 Ary 2252.75 University of Paris 8 | 3 Ary 2252.75 University of Paris 8, France |
| 4 ClunePlayer 2122.25 University of California, LA | 4 ClunePlayer 2122.25 University of California, LA |
| 5 UTexas LARG 1798.00 University of Texas, Austin | 5 UTexas LARG 1798.00 University of Texas, Austin |
| 6 Jigsawbot 1524.00 India Institute of Technology | 6 Jigsawbot 1524.00 India Institute of Technology |
| 7 LuckyLemming 1250.50 Technical University of Dresden | 7 LuckyLemming 1250.50 Dresden University of Technology, Germany |
| 8 WWolfe 821.25 Independent (Stanford student) | 8 WWolfe 821.25 Independent (Stanford student) |
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| 1 CadiaPlayer 1530.00 Reykjavik University | 1 CadiaPlayer 1530.00 Reykjavik University |
| 2 ClunePlayer 1429.00 University of California, LA | 2 ClunePlayer 1429.00 University of California, LA |
| 3 Ary 1402.75 University of Paris 8 | 3 Ary 1402.75 University of Paris 8, France |
| 4 FluxPlayer 1336.25 Technical University of Dresden | 4 FluxPlayer 1336.25 Dresden University of Technology, Germany |
| 5 Maligne 1149.00 University of Alberta | 5 Maligne 1149.00 University of Alberta |
| 6 Monomaniac 1058.75 University of New South Wales | 6 Monomaniac 1058.75 University of New South Wales |
| 7 Centurio 904.50 University of Potsdam | 7 Centurio 904.50 University of Potsdam, Germany |
| 8 Testplayer 448.50 Alex Vitvitskyy | 8 Testplayer 448.50 Alex Vitvitskyy |
| 9 UTexas LARG 336.75 University of Texas, Austin | 9 UTexas LARG 336.75 University of Texas, Austin |
| 2 Ary 66.9859 Universite de Paris 8/10, France | 2 Ary 66.9859 Universite de Paris 8/10, France |
| 3 TurboTurtle 56.1768 Independent (Stanford students), USA | 3 TurboTurtle 56.1768 Independent (Stanford students), USA |
| 4 FluxPlayer 52.2034 Technical University of Dresden | 4 FluxPlayer 52.2034 Dresden University of Technology, Germany |
| 5 Centurio 49.3675 UUniversity of Potsdam, Germany | 5 Centurio 49.3675 UUniversity of Potsdam, Germany |
| 6 Gamer 31.0576 TU Dortmund / TZI Bremen, Germany | 6 Gamer 31.0576 TU Dortmund / TZI Bremen, Germany |
| 2 Maligne University of Alberta, Canada | 2 Maligne University of Alberta, Canada |
| 3 CadiaPlayer Reykjavik University, Iceland | 3 CadiaPlayer Reykjavik University, Iceland |
| 4 FluxPlayer Technical University of Dresden | 4 FluxPlayer Dresden University of Technology, Germany |
| - Atax, Centurio, Gamer, Gorgon, Nex, Tortoise and TurboTurtle. | - Atax, Centurio, Gamer, Gorgon, Nex, Tortoise and TurboTurtle. |
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| The GGP competition finals this year took place at the AAAI conference in Toronto, Canada July 22-26. | The GGP competition finals this year took place at the AAAI conference in Toronto, Canada July 22-26. |
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| | ===== Australian Open 2012 ===== |
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| | The AI'12 GGP competition took place at the Australasian Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence in Sydney, Australia December 4-6. |
| | The competition featured an incomplete information track in which 3 teams including CadiaPlayer participated. |
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| | The 2012 Results of the Incomplete Information Track |
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| | Rank Player Institution |
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| | 1 CadiaPlayer Reykjavik University, Iceland |
| | 2 Nexusbaum TZI Bremen / Saarland University, Germany |
| | 3 LeJoueur Universite de Paris 8, France |
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| | Thus, Cadiaplayer is now the reigning world champion in General Game Playing for both, complete information and incomplete information games. |
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| ===== Background ===== | ===== Background ===== |
| Artificial Intelligence researchers have for decades worked on building game-playing systems capable of matching wits with the strongest humans in the world. The success of such systems has largely been because of years of knowledge-engineering effort on behalf of the program developers, manually adding application-dependent knowledge to their programs. | Artificial Intelligence researchers have for decades worked on building game-playing systems capable of matching wits with the strongest humans in the world. The success of such systems has largely been because of years of knowledge-engineering effort on behalf of the program developers, manually adding application-dependent knowledge to their programs. |
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| The hope is to take this approach to the next level: to build intelligent software systems that can, given the rules of any game, automatically learn a strategy for playing the game without any human intervention. Artificial Intelligence technology has now matured to the point where this is within realm of possibility, so Stanford University started the General Game-Playing Competition (http://games.stanford.edu) as an initiative to facilitate further research in the area. This is the third year the competition is held. In the first year ClunePlayer, an entry from University of California Los Angeles, won; FluxPlayer (http://www.fluxagent.org/fluxplayer.htm) from Technical University of Dresden is the reigning GGP world-champion after winning last year's competition. This is the first time CADIA, Reykjavik University's AI laboratory, enters the competition. | The hope is to take this approach to the next level: to build intelligent software systems that can, given the rules of any game, automatically learn a strategy for playing the game without any human intervention. Artificial Intelligence technology has now matured to the point where this is within realm of possibility, so Stanford University started the General Game-Playing Competition (http://games.stanford.edu) as an initiative to facilitate further research in the area. This is the third year the competition is held. In the first year ClunePlayer, an entry from University of California Los Angeles, won; FluxPlayer (http://www.fluxagent.org/fluxplayer.htm) from Dresden University of Technology is the reigning GGP world-champion after winning the 2006 competition. This was the first time CADIA, Reykjavik University's AI laboratory, entered the competition. |
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| The GGP project is led by [[http://www.ru.is/faculty/yngvi/|Dr. Yngvi Björnsson]]. He and Hilmar Finnsson, a graduated Ph.D. student in computer science, are the authors of CadiaPlayer. | The GGP project is led by [[http://www.ru.is/faculty/yngvi/|Dr. Yngvi Björnsson]]. He and Hilmar Finnsson, a graduated Ph.D. student in computer science, are the authors of CadiaPlayer. |
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