Oral Session

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  Kenneth H. L. Ho, Trevor Martin, Jim Baldwin: Snooker Robot Player - 20 Years on. 1-8
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  Wayne Y. Chen, Shahram Payandeh: Micro Robot Hockey Simulator - Game Engine Design. 9-16
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  Martin A. Riedmiller, Thomas Gabel: On Experiences in a Complex and Competitive Gaming Domain: Reinforcement Learning Meets RoboCup. 17-23
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  Alex Fink, Jörg Denzinger, John Aycock: Extracting NPC behavior from computer games using computer vision and machine learning techniques. 24-31
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  David Bannach, Oliver Amft, Kai S. Kunze, Ernst A. Heinz, Gerhard Tröster, Paul Lukowicz: Waving Real Hand Gestures Recorded by Wearable Motion Sensors to a Virtual Car and Driver in a Mixed-Reality Parking Game. 32-39
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  Hanyang Quek, Chi Keong Goh: Adaptation of Iterated Prisoner's Dilemma Strategies by Evolution and Learning. 40-47
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  Daniel A. Ashlock: Cooperation in Prisoner's Dilemma on Graphs. 48-55
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  Ayman Ghoneim, Hussein A. Abbass, Michael Barlow: Information Sharing in the Iterated Prisoner's Dilemma Game. 56-62
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  Mark Wittkamp, Luigi Barone, R. Lyndon While: A Comparison of Genetic Programming and Look-up Table Learning for the Game of Spoof. 63-71
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  Ryan E. Leigh, Sushil J. Louis, Chris Miles: Using a Genetic Algorithm to Explore A*-like Pathfinding Algorithms. 72-79
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  Franisek Sailer, Michael Buro, Marc Lanctot: Adversarial Planning Through Strategy Simulation. 80-87
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  Chris Miles, Juan C. Quiroz, Ryan E. Leigh, Sushil J. Louis: Co-Evolving Influence Map Tree Based Strategy Game Players. 88-95
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  Marcin Seredynski, Pascal Bouvry, Mieczyslaw A. Klopotek: Modelling the Evolution of Cooperative Behavior in Ad Hoc Networks using a Game Based Model. 96-103
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  Phillipa M. Avery, Zbigniew Michalewicz, Martin Schmidt: A Historical Population in a Coevolutionary System. 104-111
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  Joel Veness, Alan Blair: Effective Use of Transposition Tables in Stochastic Game Tree Search. 112-116
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  Richard G. Carter, John Levine: An Investigation into Tournament Poker Strategy using Evolutionary Algorithms. 117-124
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  Roderick J. S. Baker, Peter I. Cowling: Bayesian Opponent Modeling in a Simple Poker Environment. 125-131
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  James R. Glenn: Computer Strategies for Solitaire Yahtzee. 132-139
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  Anthony Knittel, Terry Bossomaier, Allan Snyder: Concept Accessibility as Basis for Evolutionary Reinforcement Learning of Dots and Boxes. 140-145
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  Willem H. Duminy, Andries Petrus Engelbrecht: Tournament Particle Swarm Optimization. 146-153
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  Erin J. Hastings, Ratan K. Guha, Kenneth O. Stanley: NEAT Particles: Design, Representation, and Animation of Particle System Effects. 154-160
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  B. John Oommen, Ole-Christoffer Granmo, Asle Pedersen: Using Stochastic AI Techniques to Achieve Unbounded Resolution in Finite Player Goore Games and its Applications. 161-167
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  Philip Hingston: Evolving Players for an Ancient Game: Hnefatafl. 168-174
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  Yizao Wang, Sylvain Gelly: Modifications of UCT and sequence-like simulations for Monte-Carlo Go. 175-182
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  Helmut A. Mayer: Board Representations for Neural Go Players Learning by Temporal Difference. 183-188
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  Nobuo Araki, Kazuhiro Yoshida, Yoshimasa Tsuruoka, Jun'ichi Tsujii: Move Prediction in Go with the Maximum Entropy Method. 189-195
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  Munir Hussain Naveed, Peter I. Cowling, M. Alamgir Hossain: Hybrid Evolutionary Learning Approaches for The Virus Game. 196-202
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  Kyung-Joong Kim, Heejin Choi, Sung-Bae Cho: Hybrid of Evolution and Reinforcement Learning for Othello Players. 203-209
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  Thomas Philip Runarsson, Egill Orn Jonsson: Effect of look-ahead search depth in learning position evaluation functions for Othello using -greedy exploration. 210-215
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  Edward P. Manning: Temporal Difference Learning of an Othello Evaluation Function for a Small Neural Network with Shared Weights. 216-223
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  Sancho Salcedo-Sanz, Emilio G. Ortíz-García, Ángel M. Pérez-Bellido, Antonio Portilla-Figueras, Xin Yao: Solving Japanese Puzzles with Heuristics. 224-231
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  Matt Parker, Gary B. Parker: The Evolution of Multi-Layer Neural Networks for the Control of Xpilot Agents. 232-237
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  Gary B. Parker, Matt Parker: Evolving Parameters for Xpilot Combat Agents. 238-243
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  Georgios N. Yannakakis, John Hallam: Game and Player Feature Selection for Entertainment Capture. 244-251
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  Julian Togelius, Renzo De Nardi, Simon M. Lucas: Towards automatic personalised content creation for racing games. 252-259
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  Simon M. Lucas, Julian Togelius: Point-to-Point Car Racing: an Initial Study of Evolution Versus Temporal Difference Learning. 260-267
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  Makoto Miwa, Daisaku Yokoyama, Takashi Chikayama: Automatic Generation of Evaluation Features for Computer Game Players. 268-275
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  Ziad Kobti, Shiven Sharma: A Multi-Agent Architecture for Game Playing. 276-281
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  Marcus Gallagher, Mark Ledwich: Evolving Pac-Man Players: Can We Learn from Raw Input? 282-287

Poster Session

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  Yosuke Akatsuka, Yuji Sato: Reward Allotment Considered Roles for Learning Classifier System For Soccer Video Games. 288-295
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  Andrés Gomez de Silva Garza, Carlos Emilio Galindo Flores: Inferring the Past: A Computational Exploration of the Strategies that May Have Been Used in the Aztec Board Game of Patolli. 296-303
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  Yi Jack Yau, Jason Teo, Patricia Anthony: Pareto Evolution and Co-Evolution in Cognitive Neural Agents Synthesis for Tic-Tac-Toe. 304-311
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  Christian J. Darken, Bradley G. Anderegg, Perry McDowell: Game AI in Delta3D. 312-319
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  Joseph Reisinger, Erkin Bahçeci, Igor Karpov, Risto Miikkulainen: Coevolving Strategies for General Game Playing. 320-327
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  Thomas Thompson, John Levine, Gillian Hayes: EvoTanks: Co-Evolutionary Development of Game-Playing Agents. 328-333
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  Hisashi Handa, Norio Baba: Evolutionary Computations for Designing Game Rules of the COMMONS GAME. 334-339
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  Susana Muñoz-Hernández, Wiratna Sari Wiguna: Fuzzy Prolog as Cognitive Layer in RoboCupSoccer. 340-345
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  Thomas Butter, Franz Rothlauf, Jörn Grahl, Tobias Hildenbrand, Jens Arndt: Genetic Algorithms for Finding Optimal Strategies for a Student's Game. 346-351
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  Marcelo Rodrigo de Souza Pita, Salomão Sampaio Madeiro, Fernando Buarque de Lima Neto: Vidya: A God Game Based on Intelligent Agents Whose Actions are Devised Through Evolutionary Computation. 352-359
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  Chin Soon Ong, Hanyang Quek, Kay Chen Tan, Arthur Tay: Discovering Chinese Chess Strategies through Coevolutionary Approaches. 360-367
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  Lori L. DeLooze, James Downey: Bridge Bidding with Imperfect Information. 368-373
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  Alessandro Cincotti, Hiroyuki Iida: The Game of Synchronized Cutcake. 374-379

Keynote

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  Michael A. Greenspan, Joseph Lam, Will Leckie, Marc Godard, Imran Zaidi, Ken Anderson, Donna C. Dupuis, Sam Jordan: Toward a Competitive Pool Playing Robot: Is Computational Intelligence Needed to Play Robotic Pool? 380-388

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