[Computer-go] FUZZ-IEEE 2011 Computer Game Workshop Call for Paper(Deadline extension)

[Shi-Jim Yen]

Dear Professor,

 

You are cordially invited to write papers to Computer Game and Fuzzy-based
Game Applications Workshop (http://fuzzieee2011.nutn.edu.tw/Workshops.htm), 

a workshop associated with FUZZ-IEEE 2011

(http://fuzzieee2011.nutn.edu.tw/index.htm). 

 

The paper(s) submission deadline is Feb. 10, 2011.

(http://fuzzieee2011.nutn.edu.tw/important_dates.htm)

 

The research of computer games has been one of the most attracting fields in
artificial intelligence since Shannon used computers to play chess in 1950.
Recently, game industry has been paid more and more attention. Games like
chess and poker have been considered as those which are most playable and
never out of fashion. In order to make computer game more interesting and
smart, many game programmers imitates human's thinking methods on games.
Thus, many fuzzy-based game applications are proposed, using FML and other
fuzzy methods, etc.

This workshop will include paper presentations and computer game
competitions WCG 2011, and provide a stage of technical communication for
both academic scientists and game programmers in the area of computer games.

 

Call for Papers

High quality research papers are solicited on all aspects of research
related to computers and games. Relevant topics include, but are not limited
to: 

l   Current state of game-playing programs for classic and modern board and
card games

l   Cognitive research of how humans play games

l   FML and games

l   Fuzzy-based game applications

l   General scientific contributions produced by the study of games

l   Networked games

l   New theoretical developments in game-related research

l   Puzzle games

l   Social aspects of computer games

l   Virtual and video games

 

 

Important Dates

Paper submission: 

Feb, 10, 2011

Author notification: 

Mar. 31, 2011

Final Papers Submission: 

Apr. 30, 2011

 

Organizers

 

Shun-Chin Hsu

Department of Information Management, Chang Jung Christian University

schsu at mail.cjcu.edu.tw 

 

I-Chen Wu

Department of Computer Science, National Chiao Tung University 

icwu at csie.nctu.edu.tw 

 

Shi-Jim Yen

Department of Computer Science and Information Engineering, National Dong
Hwa University 

sjyen at mail.ndhu.edu.tw

 

Thanks.

 

Best regards,

 

Shi-Jim Yen

Associate Professor of CSIE, in NDHU, Houlian, Taiwan.

Chair of "Emerging Technology of Computer Go" TF of the IEEE CIS ETTC from
2010

 

 

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