Havannah Human versus Bot Challenge

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!http://www.althofer.de/havannah-tilburg-2011.jpg!

Got it :) see textile :)

I believe I can fill in the other two names. Standing on the left is Gabriel Van Eyck. He was/is studying at the University of Alberta and was one of the new contributors to Martin Mueller's Amazons playing program Arrow2. And I'm reasonably sure standing on the right is Xinhe Xu from Northeastern University Shenyang, China. Can anybody confirm this?

Richard, you are correct.

There is another Tilburg photo available with Prof. Xinhe Xu, at
this site. He is "the other" person, sitting on a chair.

And there is a site with the Tilburg medalists in Havannah, at:
that
site.

Ingo.

Thanks, Ingo! Re the first link: where was I when the participants picture was taken? :) By the way, this is the first time I've seen that video! Thanks for (accidentally?) sending me there!

Ingo, a quick followup to my previous question. After looking at that picture a second time I think that might be me just peeking out over Jaap's shoulder!

You may now watch all the games on YouTube at http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-TvpwKsU17XtVlp8IGaBWKFgnkPTuhSe.

Thank you.
One comment: For me the end of the games (for instance game 2) and the jump
to the next one comes a bit too quick. Some chance to have a few seconds
of a stopp there?

ingo.

@Ingo: Sure. I've added a five-second pause at the end of each video.

I am thinking of doing a mini-documentary on the events, because I think they were really interesting and may increase the general interest for the event a bit. It would require new sound equipment for me and spending a little more time editing the videos than I did with LGTV, but I think it would be really nice to have one 30-60 minute documentary explaining the game, the challenge and showing the games while explaining just a bit analysis of what is happening (reading from Tonys analysis and Christian's as well). I really hope I get the time for it, since I think it would be a fun project and a nice result to have. I think it is a shame that an event like this doesn't get more attention.