SAS Output

Bibliography by Source Type

The FREQ Procedure

Source
ETYPE	Frequency	Percent	Cumulative Frequency	Cumulative Percent
article	25	11.47	25	11.47
book	1	0.46	26	11.93
incollection	112	51.38	138	63.30
inproceedings	47	21.56	185	84.86
mastersthesis	1	0.46	186	85.32
misc	2	0.92	188	86.24
phdthesis	1	0.46	189	86.70
techreport	15	6.88	204	93.58
unpublished	14	6.42	218	100.00

Bibliography by Source Type

Source=article

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2	Robin Milner, Joachim Parrow, and David Walker. A Calculus of Mobile Processes, Part I. Information and Computation, 100:1-46, 1992.
5	Vadim V. Anshelevich. A Hierarchical Approach to Computer Hex. Artificial Intelligence, 134:101-120, 2002.	[PDF]
10	Ke Chen and Liping Yang and Xiang Yu and Huisheng Chi. A self-generating modular neural network architecture for supervised learning. Neurocomputing, 16(1):33-48, 1997.	[PDF]
15	P. Jacquet and W. Szpankowski and I. Apostol. A universal predictor based on pattern matching. IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, 48(6):1462-1472, 2002.
20	Surnjani Djoko and Diane J. Cook and Lawrence B. Holder. An Empirical Study of Domain Knowledge and its Benefits to Substructure Discovery. IEEE Transactions on Knowledge and Data Engineering, 9(4):575-586, 1997.
21	Klaus-Robert Müller and Sebastian Mika and Gunnar Rätsch and Koji Tsuda and Bernhard Schölkopf. An Introduction to Kernel-Based Learning Algorithms. IEEE Transactions on Neural Networks, 12(2):181-201, 2001.
28	Takumi Kasai and Akeo Adachi and Shigeki Iwata. Classes of pebble games and complete problems. SIAM Journal on Computing, 8(4):574–586, 1979.
32	Peter Wegner and Dina Goldin. Computation beyond turing machines. Commun. ACM, 46(4):100–102, 2003.	[PDF]
34	Bruno Bouzy and Tristan Cazenave. Computer Go: an AI oriented survey. Artif. Intell., 132(1):39–103, 2001.		[URL]
35	David Wolfe and William Fraser. Counting the number of games. Theoretical Computer Science, 313(3):527-532, 2004.	[PDF]	[PS]
38	Jon Orwant. EGGG: Automated programming for game generation. IBM Systems Journal, 39(3/4):782–794, 2000.		[URL]
41	Jonathan van Benthem. Extensive games as process models. Journal of Logic, Language,and Information, 11(3):289-313, 2002.	[PDF]
48	H. Jaap van den Herik and Jos. W. H. M. Uiterwijk and Jack van Rijswijck. Games Solved: Now and in the Future. Artificial Intelligence, 134(1–2):277–311, 2002.
55	Michael Buro. How Machines Have Learned to Play Othello. IEEE Intelligent Systems, 14(6):12–14, 1999.	[PDF]
58	Peter Wegner. Interactive foundations of computing. Theoretical Computer Science, 192(2):315–351, 1998.	[PDF]
61	Kamishima Toshihiro. Learning from Cluster Examples. Machine Learning, 53(3):199–233, 2003.	[PDF]
78	Jin-Yi Cai and Anne Condon and Richard J. Lipton. PSPACE is provable by two provers in one round. J. Comput. Syst. Sci., 48(1):183–193, 1994.
79	Michael Buro. Report on the IWEC-2002 Man-Machine Othello Match. ICGA Journal, 25(2):113-115, 2002.	[PDF]
80	Daphne Koller and Avi Pfeffer. Representations and Solutions for Game-Theoretic Problems. Artificial Intelligence, 94(1):167-215, 1997.
87	Anil K. Jain and Robert P. W. Duin and Jianchang Mao. Statistical Pattern Recognition: A Review. IEEE Trans. Pattern Anal. Mach. Intell., 22(1):4–37, 2000.
88	David Foster and Peter Dayan. Structure in the Space of Value Functions. Machine Learning, 49(2-3):325–346, 2002.
93	Valentin Goranko. The Basic Algebra of Game Equivalences. Studia Logica, 75(2):221-238, 2001.		[PS]
98	Markku Eskelinen. The gaming situation. Game Studies, 1(1), 2001.		[URL]
99	Henk Barendregt. The Impact of the Lambda Calculus on Logic and Computer Science. Bulletin of Symbolic Logic, 3(3):181–215, 1997.		[PS]
109	David Al-dabass and Julian Churchill and Richard Cant. Using Hard And Soft Artificial Intelligence Algorithms To Simulate Human Go Playing Techniques. International Journal of Simulation Systems, Science & Technology, 2(1):31-49, 2001.	[PDF]

Source=book

id	Reference	pdfhref	href
112	Elwyn R. Berlekamp and John H. Conway and Richard K. Guy. Winning Ways for your Mathematical Plays., Vol. 1, A.K. Peters, 2001.

Source=incollection

id	Reference	pdfhref	href
1	Uffe H. Engberg and Engberg Nielsen. A Calculus of Communicating Systems with Label Passing–Ten Years After. In Gordon Plotkin and Colin Stirling and Mads Tofte, editors, Proof, Language, and Interaction; Essays in Honour of Robin Milner, Foundations of Computing, chapter V, Mobility, pages 599–622, MIT Press, MIT Press 2000.	[PDF]
50	David Wolfe. Go Endgames are PSPACE-hard. In Richard Nowakowksi, editor, More Games of No Chance, Mathematical Sciences Research Institution Publication, pages 125–136, Cambridge University Press, 2002.		[PS]
60	Henk Barendregt. Lambda calculus with types. In S. Abramsky, D.M. Gabbay, and T.S.E. Maibaum, editors, Handbook of Logic in Computer Science, volume II, pages 118-310, Oxford University Press,, 1992.	[PDF]
65	Peter Clark. Machine Learning: Techniques and Recent Developments. In A. R. Mirzai, editor, Artificial Intelligence: Concepts and Applications in Engineering, Chapman and Hall, 1990.
72	George Cybenko and Sirpa Saarinen and Robert Gray and others. On the effectiveness of memory-based methods in machine learning. In K. Warwick, editor, Dealing with Complexity, Springer-Verlag, 1997.
100	S. Abramsky. The Lazy Lambda Calculus. In D. A. Turner, editor, Research Topics in Functional Programming, pages 65–116, Addison-Welsey, 1990.
113	Elwyn Berlekamp. The Economist s View of Combinatorial Games. In Richard Nowakowski, editor, Games of No Chance, Mathematical Sciences Research Institution Publication, pages 365-405, Cambridge University Press, 1998.	[PDF]
114	Elwyn Berlekamp and Yonghoan Kim. Where Is the ``Thousand-Dollar Ko ?. In Richard Nowakowski, editor, Games of No Chance, Mathematical Sciences Research Institution Publication, pages 203-226, Cambridge University Press, 1998.	[PDF]
115	David Blackwell. Games with Infinitely Many Moves and Slightly Imperfect Information (Extended Abstract). In Richard Nowakowski, editor, Games of No Chance, Mathematical Sciences Research Institution Publication, pages 407-408, Cambridge University Press, 1998.	[PDF]
116	Dan Calistrate. The Reduced Canonical Form of a Game. In Richard Nowakowski, editor, Games of No Chance, Mathematical Sciences Research Institution Publication, pages 409-416, Cambridge University Press, 1998.	[PDF]
117	John H. Conway. The Angel Problem. In Richard Nowakowski, editor, Games of No Chance, Mathematical Sciences Research Institution Publication, pages 3-12, Cambridge University Press, 1998.	[PDF]
118	Noam D. Elkies. On Numbers and Endgames: Combinatorial Game Theory in Chess Endgames. In Richard Nowakowski, editor, Games of No Chance, Mathematical Sciences Research Institution Publication, pages 135-150, Cambridge University Press, 1998.	[PDF]
119	Jeff Erickson. New Toads and Frogs Results. In Richard Nowakowski, editor, Games of No Chance, Mathematical Sciences Research Institution Publication, pages 299-310, Cambridge University Press, 1998.	[PDF]
120	Jeff Erickson. Sowing Games. In Richard Nowakowski, editor, Games of No Chance, Mathematical Sciences Research Institution Publication, pages 287-297, Cambridge University Press, 1998.	[PDF]
121	Aviezri Fraenkel. Scenic Trails Ascending from Sea-Level Nim to Alpine Chess. In Richard Nowakowski, editor, Games of No Chance, Mathematical Sciences Research Institution Publication, pages 13-42, Cambridge University Press, 1998.	[PDF]
122	Aviezri Fraenkel. Error-Correcting Codes Derived from Combinatorial Games. In Richard Nowakowski, editor, Games of No Chance, Mathematical Sciences Research Institution Publication, pages 417-431, Cambridge University Press, 1998.	[PDF]
123	Aviezri Fraenkel. Combinatorial Games: Selected Bibliography with a Succinct Gourmet Introduction. In Richard Nowakowski, editor, Games of No Chance, Mathematical Sciences Research Institution Publication, pages 493-537, Cambridge University Press, 1998.	[PDF]
124	Dan Garcia. Xdom: A Graphical, X-Based Front-End for Domineering. In Richard Nowakowski, editor, Games of No Chance, Mathematical Sciences Research Institution Publication, pages 311-313, Cambridge University Press, 1998.	[PDF]
125	Ralph Gasser. Solving Nine Men s Morris. In Richard Nowakowski, editor, Games of No Chance, Mathematical Sciences Research Institution Publication, pages 101-113, Cambridge University Press, 1998.	[PDF]
126	Richard K. Guy. Impartial Games. In Richard Nowakowski, editor, Games of No Chance, Mathematical Sciences Research Institution Publication, pages 61-78, Cambridge University Press, 1998.
127	Richard K. Guy. What is a Game?. In Richard Nowakowski, editor, Games of No Chance, Mathematical Sciences Research Institution Publication, pages 43-60, Cambridge University Press, 1998.
128	Richard K. Guy. Unsolved Problems in Combinatorial Games. In Richard Nowakowski, editor, Games of No Chance, Mathematical Sciences Research Institution Publication, pages 475-491, Cambridge University Press, 1998.	[PDF]
129	Hiroyuki Iida and Yoshiyuki Kotani and Jos W. H. M. Uiterwijk. Tutoring Strategies in Game-Tree Search (Extended Abstract). In Richard Nowakowski, editor, Games of No Chance, Mathematical Sciences Research Institution Publication, pages 433-435, Cambridge University Press, 1998.	[PDF]
130	Yasuhito Kawano. Using Similar Positions to Search Game Trees. In Richard Nowakowski, editor, Games of No Chance, Mathematical Sciences Research Institution Publication, pages 193-202, Cambridge University Press, 1998.	[PDF]
131	Howard A. Landman. Eyespace Values in Go. In Richard Nowakowski, editor, Games of No Chance, Mathematical Sciences Research Institution Publication, pages 227-257, Cambridge University Press, 1998.	[PDF]
132	Andrew J. Lazarus and Daniel E. Loeb and James G. Propp and Daniel Ullman. Richman Games. In Richard Nowakowski, editor, Games of No Chance, Mathematical Sciences Research Institution Publication, pages 439-449, Cambridge University Press, 1998.	[PDF]
133	Daniel E. Loeb. Stable Winning Coalitions. In Richard Nowakowski, editor, Games of No Chance, Mathematical Sciences Research Institution Publication, pages 451-471, Cambridge University Press, 1998.	[PDF]
134	Martin M:uller and Ralph Gasser. Experiments in Computer Go Endgames. In Richard Nowakowski, editor, Games of No Chance, Mathematical Sciences Research Institution Publication, pages 273, Cambridge University Press, 1998.	[PDF]
135	David Moews. Infinitesimals and Coin-Sliding. In Richard Nowakowski, editor, Games of No Chance, Mathematical Sciences Research Institution Publication, pages 315-327, Cambridge University Press, 1998.	[PDF]
136	David Moews. Loopy Games and Go. In Richard Nowakowski, editor, Games of No Chance, Mathematical Sciences Research Institution Publication, pages 259-272, Cambridge University Press, 1998.	[PDF]
137	Richard J. Nowakowski and David G. Poole. Geography Played on Products of Directed Cycles. In Richard Nowakowski, editor, Games of No Chance, Mathematical Sciences Research Institution Publication, pages 329-337, Cambridge University Press, 1998.	[PDF]
138	Hilarie K. Orman. Pentominoes: A First Player Win. In Richard Nowakowski, editor, Games of No Chance, Mathematical Sciences Research Institution Publication, pages 339-344, Cambridge University Press, 1998.	[PDF]
139	James G. Propp. About David Richman. In Richard Nowakowski, editor, Games of No Chance, Mathematical Sciences Research Institution Publication, pages 437, Cambridge University Press, 1998.	[PDF]
140	Jonathan Schaeffer. Marion Tinsley: Human Perfection at Checkers?. In Richard Nowakowski, editor, Games of No Chance, Mathematical Sciences Research Institution Publication, pages 115-118, Cambridge University Press, 1998.	[PDF]
141	Jonathan Schaeffer and Robert Lake. Solving the Game of Checkers. In Richard Nowakowski, editor, Games of No Chance, Mathematical Sciences Research Institution Publication, pages 119-133, Cambridge University Press, 1998.	[PDF]
142	Lewis Stiller. Multilinear Algebra and Chess Endgames. In Richard Nowakowski, editor, Games of No Chance, Mathematical Sciences Research Institution Publication, pages 151-192, Cambridge University Press, 1998.	[PDF]
143	Julian West. Championship-Level Play of Dots-and-Boxes. In Richard Nowakowski, editor, Games of No Chance, Mathematical Sciences Research Institution Publication, pages 79-84, Cambridge University Press, 1998.	[PDF]
144	Julian West. Championship-Level Play of Domineering. In Richard Nowakowski, editor, Games of No Chance, Mathematical Sciences Research Institution Publication, pages 85-91, Cambridge University Press, 1998.	[PDF]
145	Julian West. New Values for Top Entails. In Richard Nowakowski, editor, Games of No Chance, Mathematical Sciences Research Institution Publication, pages 345-350, Cambridge University Press, 1998.	[PDF]
146	David Wolfe. The Gamesman s Toolkit. In Richard Nowakowski, editor, Games of No Chance, Mathematical Sciences Research Institution Publication, pages 93-98, Cambridge University Press, 1998.	[PDF]
147	Michael Zieve. Take-Away Games. In Richard Nowakowski, editor, Games of No Chance, Mathematical Sciences Research Institution Publication, pages 351-361, Cambridge University Press, 1998.	[PDF]
148	Timothy Cain. Practical Optimizations for A* Path Generation. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
149	Daniel Higgins. How to Achieve Lightning Fast A. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom*, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
150	Daniel Higgins. Generic A* Pathfinding. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
151	James Matthews. Basic A* Pathfinding Made Simple. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
152	Daniel Higgins. Pathfinding Design Architecture. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
153	Sandeep V. Kharkar. Simulating Real Animal Behavior. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
154	Bob Alexander. An Architecture Based on Load Balancing. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
155	Bruce Blumberg and Damian Isla. Blackboard Architectures. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
156	Mike Christian. A Simple Inference Engine for a Rule-Based Architecture. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
157	Vernon Harmon. An Economic Approach to Goal-Directed Reasoning in an RTS. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
158	Alex McLean. An Efficient AI Architecture using Prioritized Task Categories. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
159	John O Brien. A Flexible Goal-Based Planning Architecture. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
160	Bob Scott. Architecting an RTS AI. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
161	Bob Scott. Architecting a Game AI. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
162	Paul Tozour. First-Person Shooter AI Architecture. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
163	Paul Tozour. Introduction to Bayesian Networks and Reasoning Under Uncertainty. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
164	François Dominic Laramée. A Rule-Based Architecture using Dempster-Shafer Theory. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
165	Steve Rabin. Enhancing a State Machine Language through Messaging. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
166	Steve Rabin. Implementing a State Machine Language. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
167	Thor Alexander. An Optimized Fuzzy Logic Architecture for Decision-Making. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
168	Jeff Orkin. A General Purpose Trigger System. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
169	Sandeep V. Kharkar. Camera AI for Replays. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
170	Joseph C. Adzima. Competitive AI Racing under Open Street Conditions. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
171	Gari Biasillo. Racing AI Logic. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
172	Gari Biasillo. Representing a Race Track for the AI. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
173	Gari Biasillo. Training an AI to Race. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
174	Tom Scutt. Simple Swarms as an Alternative to Flocking. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
175	Chad Dawson. Formations. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
176	P.J. Snavely. Agent Cooperation in FSMs for Baseball. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
177	Michael Zarozinski. An Open Source Fuzzy Logic Library. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
178	Bob Alexander. The Beauty of Response Curves. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
179	Neil Kirby. Solving the Right Problem. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
180	Jeff Orkin. 12 Tips from the Trenches. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
181	Bob Scott. The Illusion of Intelligence. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
182	Jeff Orkin. Realistic Character Behavior with Prioritized, Categorized Animation. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
183	Jeff Orkin. A Data-Driven Architecture for Animation Selection. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
184	Phil Carlisle. Designing a GUI Tool to Aid in the Development of Finite State Machines. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
185	Tom Vykruta. Simple and Efficient Line-of-Sight for 3D Landscapes. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
186	Paul Tozour. Building an AI Diagnostic Toolset. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
187	Paul Tozour. The Evolution of Game AI. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
188	Thor Alexander. GoCap: Game Observation Capture. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
189	Richard Evans. Varieties of Learning. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
190	John Manslow. Learning and Adaptation in Games. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
191	François Dominic Laramée. Genetic Algorithms: Evolving the Perfect Troll. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
192	Alex J. Champandard. The Dark Art of Neural Networks. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
193	John Manslow. Imitating Random Variations in Behavior using a Neural Network. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
194	Jonty Barnes and Jason Hutchens. Practical Natural Language Learning. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
195	François Dominic Laramée. Using N-Gram Statistical Models to Predict Player Behavior. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
196	Fri Mommersteeg. Pattern Recognition with Sequential Prediction. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
197	Jonty Barnes and Jason Hutchens. Testing Undefined Behavior as a Result of Learning. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
198	Mark Brockington. Level-Of-Detail AI for a Large Role-Playing Game. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
199	Noah Stein. Intercepting a Ball. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
200	Lars Lidén. Strategic and Tactical Reasoning with Waypoints. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
201	Smith Surasmith. Preprocessed Solution for Open Terrain Environments. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
202	Paul Tozour. Building a Near-Optimal Navigation Mesh. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
203	Chris Charla and Mike Mika. Simple, Cheap Pathfinding. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
204	John Hancock. Navigating Doors, Elevators, Ledges, and Other Obstacles. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
205	Marco Pinter. Realistic Turning between Waypoints. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
206	Greg Alt and Kristin King. A Dynamic Reputation System Based on Event Knowledge. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
207	Jonty Barnes and Jason Hutchens. Scripting for Undefined Circumstances. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
208	Lee Berger. Scripting: System Integration. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
209	Lee Berger. Scripting: Overview and Code Generation. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
210	Lee Berger. Scripting: The Interpreter Engine. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
211	Mark Brockington and Mark Darrah. How Not To Implement a Basic Scripting Language. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
212	Falko Poiker. Creating Scripting Languages for Non-Programmers. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
213	Paul Tozour. The Perils of AI Scripting. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
214	John Reynolds. Tactical Team AI Using a Command Hierarchy. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
215	William van der Sterren. Squad Tactics: Planned Maneuvers. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
216	William van der Sterren. Squad Tactics: Team AI and Emergent Maneuvers. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
217	Steven Woodcock. Recognizing Strategic Dispositions: Engaging the Enemy. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.
218	Paul Tozour. The Basics of Ranged Weapon Combat. In Steve Rabin, editor, AI Game Programming Wisdom, Charles River Media, Inc., 2002.

Source=inproceedings

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