Complex Games Lab Workshop

November 10, 1998
Electrotechnical Laboratory
Machine Inference Group
Umezono 1-1-4, Tsukuba
Ibaraki, Japan 305

Organising Committee

• Ian Frank (ETL, Japan)
• Hitoshi Matsubara (ETL, Japan)
• Morihiko Tajima (ETL, Japan)
• Atsushi Yoshikawa (NTT Basic Laboratory, Japan)
• Reijer Grimbergen (ETL, Japan)
• Martin Müller (ETL, Japan)

Complete Proceedings

• Proceedings

Papers

• Hiroto Yoshii. Move Evaluation Tree System. pp. 4-9.
• Shinichi Sei and Toshiaki Kawashima. Fujitsu Social Science Laboratory Ltd. Memory-based approach in Go-program "KATSUNARI". pp. 10-14.
• Aviezri Fraenkel. Department of Applied Mathematics and Computer Science, The Weizmann Institute of Science. Succinct Games and Exotic Numeration Systems. pp. 15-21.
• Robert L. West. Department of Psychology, University of Hong Kong. Zero Sum Games as Distributed Cognitive Systems. pp. 22-24.
• Toshinori Kasuga, Tsuyoshi Suzuki and Yoshiyuki Kitani. Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology. Evaluation of Tsume-shogi with the Method of Least Squares. pp. 25-30.
• Takeshi Ito and Teiji Furugori. Division of Information Engineering, The University of Electro-Communications. How Players learn at "KANSO-SEN". pp. 31-35.
• Tsuyoshi Suzuki, Nobuo Inui and Yoshiyuki Kitani. Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology. Incremental Generation of Possible Moves in Shogi. pp. 36-42.
• Ayumu Nagai. Department of Information Science, University of Tokyo. A new AND/OR Tree Search Algorithm Using Proof Number and Disproof Number. pp. 43-48.