Date

November 7-9, 2003

Place

Hakone Seminor House

Sponsorship

Information Processing Society of Japan

Co-sponsorship

Computer Shogi Association

Computer Go Forum

Friday, November 7

13:30-14:50

1-1. An Automatic Tuning of Game Playing System based on the Realization-Probability Search (S)

Jun Nagashima, Tsuyoshi Hashomoto, Makoto Sakuta, Jos W.H.M. Uiterwijk, and Hiroyuki Iida (Shizuoka University)

1-2. Design of Evaluation Function using Neural Networks in the game of go (L)

Hiroyuki Nagayoshi, Masaru Todoroki (University of Tokyo)

1-3. Evaluation Functions Based on Pairs of Pieces (L)

T. Kaneko, T. Tanaka, K. Yamaguchi, S. Kawai (University of Tokyo)

15:10-16:10

Invited Talk

Morikawa (muumuu co., ltd)

16:30-17:30

2-1. Solving Small Boards of Shogi (L)

Tomoaki Goto, Kazutomo Shibahara, Nobuo Inui, Yoshiyuki Kotani (Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology)

2-2. Comparison between Cognitive Processes of Top-Class Shogi Players (L)

Takeshi Ito(University of Electro-Communications), Hitoshi Matsubara(Future University-Hakodate)

Saturday, November 8

9:20-10:30

3-1. The classification of the stage in Shogi game using Dempstrer-Shafer theory (S)

Tomohito Esaki(Nagoya City University), Tomonori Hashiyama(University of Electro-Communications)

3-2. An FPGA-Based Hardware Platform for Tsume-Shogi (S)

Yohei Hori, Hisanori Saito, Tsutomu Maruyama (University of Tsukuba)

3-3. Using Partial Order Bounding in Shogi (L)

Reijer Grimbergen, Kenji Hadano, and Masanao Suetsugu (Saga University)

10:50-11:50

4-1. 2-Hirn (L)

Kazutomo Shibahara, Tomoaki Gotoh, Nobuo Inui, Yoshiyuki Kotani (Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology)

4-2. A Method of Automatic Creation of Goal-Area in Sokoban Maps (L)

Masaru Odawara, Tomoyuki Kaneko, Satoru Kawai (University of Tokyo)

13:00-14:00

Invited Talk

K. Katsumata

14:20-15:10

5-1. Action Rule Generation of Agents Using Interaction of Learning and Evolution (L)

Mari Kuroki, Nobuo Inui, Yoshiyuki Kotani (Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology)

5-2. Subgame Databace for Amazons (S)

Yuu Okada, Hisayasu Kuroda, Yasumasa Kanada (University of Tokyo)

15:30-17:30

P-1. An analysis of circular nim game

Takayuki Sato, Saori Dasai, Yoshifumi Sasaki

P-2. Implement and Experiment of the Internet Game Server

Takumi Ito, Akihiro Koike, Hiroaki Sasaki

P-3. Development of the client-server game system for imperfect-infprmation games and the human-client and computer-client programs

Makoto Sakuta (Ishinomaki Senshu University)

P-4. An Application of Game Refinement Theory

Masashi Kashiwagi and Hiroyuki Iida (Shizuoka University)

P-5. A Shogi Program Based on Human Intuitive Thought

Takeshi Ito (University of Electro-Communications)

P-6. Cognitive Research on Supporting Learning for Shogi Beginners

Takeshi Ito (University of Electro-Communications)

P-7. OpenShogiLib - construction of an efficient shogi library

Tetsuro Tanaka, Shunsuke Soeda, Tomoyuki Kaneko (University of Tokyo)

P-8. Categories for Amazons Moves

Shunsuke Soeda, Tetsuro Tanaka (University of Tokyo)

P-9. A Pairing System and Its Effectiveness in the World Computer Shogi Championships

Takenogu Takizawa(Waseda University), Yoshikazu Kakinoki(Shogi Programmer)

P-10. Parallel processing of computer bridge

Tomohito Otawa, Takao Uehara (Tokyo University of Technology)

Sunday, November 9

9:00-10:00

6-1. Evaluation of Pairing Systems on Swiss-system Tournament by Simulation (L)

Kentaro Kayama (Communications Research Laboratory)

6-2. Random Swiss Paring System (L)

Takahisa Kawai and Hiroyuki Iida (Shizuoka University)

10:20-11:50

7-1. Equivalent Size of Moyo (L)

Tajima Morihiko and Sanechika Noriaki (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology)

7-2. A Method to Decide Optimal Move in Go Endgame (L)

Kansuke Ninomiya (Nihon Fukushi University)

7-3. Analysis of Capturing Races with Shared Liberties (L)

Teigo Nakamura (Kyushu Institute of Technology)

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