MORETHANFIVE wins the Connect-6 Tournament

Wu, I‐Chen; Lin, Ping-Hung; Yen, Shi-Jim

doi:10.3233/icg-2010-33315

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“…There are many strong state-of-the-art Connect6 programs, such as Cloudict.Connect6, Morethanfive, NCTU6, and TD6 [17,18,33,37]. This paper does not compare the performance with them, because the strength of Connect6 programs may mainly depend on the heuristic and evaluation functions and we do not have their functions.…”

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“…The proposed methods are implemented on a Connect6 program, named Kavalan. Kavalan won all the silver medals in 2010 Computer Olympiad, 2010/2011 TAAI and 2011 TCGA tournaments [18,33,37,39].…”

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“…Since Wu [12] offered online board games like k-in-a-row or Connect(m, n, k, p, q) in 2005, Connect (19,19,6,2,1) or Connect6 has been a very popular topic to research [5][6] [12] [13] [14][16] [18]. Connect6 is a fair and highly complex game with simple rules.…”

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Conservative Relevance Zone Search in Connect6

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Yen

2011

2011 International Conference on Technologies and Applications of Artificial Intelligence

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This paper proposes a new search mechanism called Conservative Relevance Zone Search (CRZS), and it surveys numerous candidate moves to prove or disprove a sudden-death position. CRZS is inspired by Conservative Threat Space Search (CTSS), so it performs conservative defense on single-threat position to prove or disprove it. The experimental results show that the new search mechanism is significantly more efficient than Relevance Zone Search (RZS) on positions for which TSS solutions are available in Connect6, and it can solve 100% of the tested puzzles.

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Bitboard Connection Code Design for Connect6

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2013

2013 Conference on Technologies and Applications of Artificial Intelligence

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MORETHANFIVE wins the Connect-6 Tournament

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Bitboard knowledge base system and elegant search architectures for Connect6

Bitboard knowledge base system and elegant search architectures for Connect6

Conservative Relevance Zone Search in Connect6

Bitboard Connection Code Design for Connect6

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