From: Hitoshi Matsubara <matsubar <at> ETL <dot> GO <dot> JP>
Date: 6 oct 1995
Subject: proceedings of Game Programming Workshop'95

Game Programming Workshop in Japan '95 was held from September
23rd to 25th with great success. The following is the program.
If you want to get the proceedings, please let me know your postal
address. We can send them to foreign researchers for free (but the
number of the proceedings is restricted).

Yours,

Hitoshi Matsubara, program chair of GPW'95
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(Japanese characters are included)
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9  $@7n (J 23  $@F| (J ( $@EZ (J)  September 23, 1995 (Saturday)

13:15 - 14:00
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chair: Noriaki Sanechika (ETL)

1.  $@2OEDHF!J6a5&Bg3X!K!'%3%s%T%e!<%?0O8k<B83 (J(S)                       1
1.   Hiroshi Kawata (Kinki University):
An Experimental Study on Computer GO (S)

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2. Makoto Yoshida (Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology),
Kei Maruyama,Masao Maruyama,Eiichi Hayakawa,Mitarou Namiki
and Nobumasa Takahashi:
Knowledge Collection in Playing Go (S)

3.  $@4];3??:4IW!JLZ99DE9b@l!K!"5HED (J  $@??!"4];37<!"Aa@n1I0l!" (J            18
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3. Masao Maruyama (Kisarazu National College of Technology),
Makoto Yoshida, Kei Maruyama, Eiichi Hayakawa, Mitarou Namiki
and Nobumasa Takahashi:
Implementation of a Go playing system using LANKA
(a language for describing knowledge in the game of Go) (S)

14:30 - 15:30
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chair: Noriaki Sanechika (ETL)

4.  $@6aF#HK!J72GOBg3X!K!"@6?e8-;q!"5H@nC];MO:!' (J                       28
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4. Shigeru Kondo (Gunma University),Kensuke Shimizu,
Takeshiro Yoshikawa:
Unconditional Death in Tsumego (L)

5.  $@EDEg<iI'!JEEAm8&!K!"<B6a7{><!' (J                                   37
KPV $@K!$N0O8k$X$NE,MQ2DG=@- (J (L)
5. Morihiko Tajima (Electrotechnical Laboratory),
Noriaki Sanechika:
Applicability of KPV method to IGO (L)

16:00 - 17:00
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chair: Takumi Itoh (NTT software lab.)

6.  $@FAED9 <at> !JEl5~G@9)Bg!K!"> <dot> C+A19T!' (J                                 47
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6. H. Tokuda (Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology),
Yoshiyuki Kotani:
Experiment on generation of a evaluation function using neural
network in Shogi(L)

7.  $@F#0f>!G7!JEl5~G <at> 9)Bg!K!"HSED90G7!"> <dot> C+A19T!' (J                     57
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7. Masayuki Fujii(Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology),
Hiroyuki Iida and Yoshiyuki Kotani:
Prediction of an opponent's move using opponent's time
effectively (S)

8.  $@>>86?N!JEEAm8&!K!"HSED90G7!' (J                                     66
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8. Hitoshi Matsubara (Electrotechnical Laboratory),
 Hiroyuki Iida:
Some considerations on Next-move tests of Shogi (S)

9  $@7n (J 24 $@F| (J ( $@F| (J) September 24 (Sunday), 1995

09:15 - 10:30
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chair: Yasuki Saito (NTT Basic Research Lab.)

9. Jay Burmeister (Univ. of Queensland, Australia):                75
Accessing GO and Computer Go Resources on the Internet (S)

10. Jay Burmeister (Univ. of Queensland, Australia)                85
Janet Wiles, Helen Purchase:
The Integration of Cognitive Knowledge into Perceptual
Representations in Computer Go (L)

11. Don Han Lee (Kyungdong Jr. Univ., Korea),                      95
Hyun Soo Park, Chong Cheol Lee:
The Representation of Computer Go Components
with Object-Oriented Concept (L)

11:00 - 12:00
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chair: Morihiko Tajima (ETL)

12.  $@5H@n8|!J (JNTT $@4pAC8&5f=j!K!"@FF#9/8J!' (J                           105
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12. Atsushi Yoshikawa (NTT Basic Reaserch Lab.), Yasuki Saito:
Perception in Tsume-Go under 3 sec. Time Pressure (L)

13.  $@<B6a7{><!JEEAm8&!K!"EDEg<iI'!' (J                                113
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13. Noriaki Sanechika(Electrotechnical Laboratory),
Morihiko Tajima:
Multi Agent model for the game of Go (S)

14. Yasuki Saito(NTT Basic Research Lab.), Atsushi Yoshikawa:     118
Do Go Players think in words ? - interim report of the
analysis of Go player's protocols - (S)

13:30 -14:15
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chair: Hiroyuki Iida (ETL)

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Invited Talk

Jos Uiterwijk (Limburg Univ, The Netherlands):
COMPUTER CHESS: state of art; lessons for computer go and shogi  (217)

14:45 - 15:30
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chair: Yoshiyuki Kotani (Tokyo Univ. of Agri. and Tech.)

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Takumi Itoh (NTT Software lab.):
Programs which solve Tsume-Shogi problems

16:00 -17:00
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chair: Kohei Noshita

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Masahiro Seo (Matsushita Corp.)
Application of Conspiracy number to Tsume shogi solver (L)

16.  $@EDCf <at> 90l!JEl5~G@9)Bg!K!"HSED90G7!"> <dot> C+A19T!' (J                  138
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Seiichi Tanaka (Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology),
Hiroyuki Iida,Yoshiyuki Kotani:
An approach to tsume-shogi: Applying Proof-number search with
estimation Function of mating (S)

17.  $@>.C+A19T!JEl5~G@9)Bg!K!"HSED90G7!' (J                            148
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Yoshiyuki Kotani (Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology),
Hiroyuki Iida:
Which moves should be pruned -
classification of Shogi Moves and Ratio of Played Moves (S)

9  $@7n (J 25 $@F| (J ( $@7n (J) September 25 (Monday), 1995

09:00 - 10:30
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chair: Yasuki Saito (NTT Basic Reaserch Lab.)

18.Hiroyuki Iida (ETL), Hitoshi Matsubara, Koichi Okamoto:        157
A Speculative Play From the Grandmaster's View (L)

19. Richard J.Lorentz (California State Univ., U.S.A.):           167
Patten Matching in a Go Playing Program (L)

20. Min Ho Kwak(Kyungpook National Univ.,Korea),                  175
Jung Wooc Lee, Jong Kook Lee and Hang Joon Kim:
Situation Judgement in the Game og Go based on Influence (L)

11:00 - 12:00
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chair: Kenji Koyama (NTT Communication Science Lab.)

21.  $@@>Eg (J  $@7C2p!JBgJ,Bg3X!K (J,  $@HxJ};VO/!"F#EDJF=U!' (J                   181
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21. Keisuke Nishijima (Oita University), Shiro Ogata,
Yoneharu Fujita:
A search Method Taking Mis-evaluation into Account and
Static Position Evaluation (L)

22.  $@KYED9 <at> ;J!JEg:,Bg3X!K!"> <dot> NS9/9,!' (J                              187
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22. Kohji Horita (Shimane Univ.), Yasuyuki Kobayashi:
Calculation of static evaluation function
by multiple regression analysis (L)
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papers only (no presentation)

23. Bruno Bouzy (LAFORIA-IBP, France):                            197
The INDIGO program

24. Dave Dyer (U.S.A.):                                           207
Searches, tree pruning and tree ordering in Go
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late submission

25. Jos Uiterwijk (Univ. of Limburg, The Netherlands):            217
Computer chess: state of the art
- lessons for computer Shogi and Go -