Showing posts with label Google AI Challenge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Google AI Challenge. Show all posts

Saturday, October 29, 2011

Google AI Challenge, Fall 2011 edition

It is this time of the year again. Google has set up its Fall 2011 Artificial Intelligence (AI) challenge.
The goal is to protect your ant hill and gather food while destroying the enemy's hills.

There are starter packages for 25 languages, including Perl, for Windows and Linux environments.

The contest closes on December 18th. Submit your best efforts to move Perl up the rankings!
Here is the ranking table for Perl, there were 35 entries at the moment this post was written with a best position of 198th by grand_sbor.

Google AI Challenge, Fall 2011 edition

It is this time of the year again. Google has set up its Fall 2011 Artificial Intelligence (AI) challenge.
The goal is to protect your ant hill and gather food while destroying the enemy's hills.

There are starter packages for 25 languages, including Perl, for Windows and Linux environments.

The contest closes on December 18th. Submit your best efforts to move Perl up the rankings!
Here is the ranking table for Perl, there were 35 entries at the moment this post was written with a best position of 198th by grand_sbor.

Friday, February 12, 2010

Google AI Challenge: move Perl up the charts!

If you get snowed in this week-end, here's a fun way to pass the time: enter the Google AI challenge!
Organized by the University of Waterloo (Canada) and sponsored by Google, this challenge lets you compete in a game of Tron against other people's algorithms from a wide selection of programming languages.
Sadly, Perl is not widely represented and the highest Perl score is at the 176th rank as of this Friday night.
The contest ends on the 26th of this month. Who will care to test their Perl skills?

Google AI Challenge: move Perl up the charts!

If you get snowed in this week-end, here's a fun way to pass the time: enter the Google AI challenge!
Organized by the University of Waterloo (Canada) and sponsored by Google, this challenge lets you compete in a game of Tron against other people's algorithms from a wide selection of programming languages.
Sadly, Perl is not widely represented and the highest Perl score is at the 176th rank as of this Friday night.
The contest ends on the 26th of this month. Who will care to test their Perl skills?