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The Green Destiny | AI, Games and Computer Science | Page 2

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AI, Games and Computer Science. Newer posts →. Posted by Sanjeev Satheesh. I am afraid I have to push the ‘Go Engines Analysis’ post to a later date. Commercial and Academic Research in Games. 8217;,’Does his nitrous never empty? 8217; And sometimes just plain ‘WTF! Instead, the NPCs ( Non Player Characters ) in the majority of games are controlled by finite state machines, lists of conditional statements, and the occasional A. 8211; Julian Togelius. How we learn to play the game? How Games interest us.

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Derick Janssen

http://www.derickjanssen.com/game-projects

A 3rd person multi-user online battle arena game. Ground-up reduced toxicity design. A Capstone Team Game Production. 16 week development, 10 members. A 3rd person multi-player shooter created using UDK. Wall walking on every level. Approachable to new players, includes player-catch up system Code-named Death Blossom. 2 person project on personal time. A 3D RPG created in XNA. Developed for a thesis on Content Generation using Neuro-Evolution of Augmented Topologies (NEAT). Best Paper Award CIG 2009.

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Game of Design | "At last! A path to follow!" cried the fool, happily taking the map. "Perhaps," the sun murmured, "yet things are never as simple as they may seem." | Page 2

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A path to follow! Cried the fool, happily taking the map. Perhaps, the sun murmured, yet things are never as simple as they may seem. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Newer posts →. Interview: Andrew Doull on Procedural Games. March 4, 2012. I had the opportunity to interview Andrew Doull this week, Unangband. Developer, creator of the Procedural Content Generation Wiki. Contributor to the podcast Roguelike Radio. Listen here: Andrew Doull Interview. February 26, 2012. Meanwhile, Exper...

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News

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Past EPlex News Items. A Novel Human-Computer Collaboration: Combining Novelty Search with Interactive Evolution. By Brian G. Woolley and Kenneth O. Stanley won the Best Paper Award. In the Artificial Life/Robotics/Evolvable Hardware track at GECCO 2014. Evolvability is Inevitable: Increasing Evolvability Without the Pressure to Adapt. By Joel Lehman and Kenneth O. Stanley makes the top story on Science Daily. A Unified Approach to Evolving Plasticity and Neural Geometry. In the GDS Track at GECCO 2010.

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Procedural Content Generation in Games

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Workshop on Procedural Content Generation in Games. Co-located with FDG 2010 – Monterey, California – June 18, 2010. The workshop on procedural content for computer games (PCG) was a one-day workshop held June 18, 2010, and attended by 35 people. The workshop focused on advancing the state of the art in computational techniques for creating content for computer games and virtual worlds. Proceedings for this workshop. Appear in the ACM Digital Library. Feb 24, 2010. April 5, 2010. April 9, 2010.

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Ken's Home Page

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Kenneth O. Stanley. University of Central Florida Dept. of Computer Science. Evolutionary Complexity Research Group (EPlex). Office: Harris 332 ( Map. New Book Now In Print from Springer:. Online Interviews on Why Greatness Cannot Be Planned. Santa Fe Radio Cafe (audio from public radio). Report from Santa Fe (video from PBS). News coverage at fivethirtyeight.com:. Stop Trying to Be Creative. Book review at the Journal of Humanistic Mathematics:. Novelty Wins, "Straight Toward Objective" Loses! At UCF&#4...

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Ascii Dreams: Permadeath

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A roguelike developer's diary. Saturday, 11 July 2009. The challenge of playing Far Cry 2 with one life. Made by Ben Abraham of Sometimes Life Requires Consequence. Has been picked up and commented on by lead designer Clint Hocking. In Infinite Caves, Infinite Stories. Anthony Burch explores what makes Spelunky. What almost all other genres featuring permanent death have in common is that there is a resource accumulated from game to game: player skill. Improved twitch resources required to dodge an e...

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Software

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Note to HyperNEAT Users: We now host a HyperNEAT Users Page. That provides general information on HyperNEAT. Software is listed in reverse-chronological order of. Date of first release. Some software may have been updated more recently. Fully Autonomous Real-Time Autoencoder-Augmented Hebbian Learning through the Collection of Novel Experiences. By Joshua Bowren ( This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. This package contains the DDFA algorithm as descr...

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Procedural Content Generation in Games Workshop

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Second International Workshop on Procedural Content Generation in Games (PCGames 2011). Co-located with FDG 2011 – Bordeaux, France – June 28, 2011. The workshop on procedural content generation in games (PCGames) is a one-day event held on June 28, 2011, co-located with the Foundations of Digital Games 2011. March 11, 2011. Extended to March 18th, 2011. April 19, 2011. May 3, 2011. May 20, 2011. June 28, 2011. The Procedural Content Generation in Games workshop is co-located with FDG 2011.