AIIDE 2011 StarCraft AI Competition

By Ben Weber | Published: February 4, 2011

The StarCraft AI competition introduced at AIIDE 2010 will be part of the AIIDE 2011 program. Last year the main event was won by UC Berkeley’s team, which showed how a computer opponent could be used to destroy enemies. This year, we expect to see even more sophisticated agents. Competition details are available here.

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Posted August 16, 2011 at 9:48 PM | Permalink

seems not a well organized event. only 16 of 30 are able to attend the competition.

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Posted August 16, 2011 at 9:50 PM | Permalink

sorry, only 13 of 30

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