Alan David Blair, an Australian computer scientist, Ph.D. in Mathematics from MIT [1], and senior lecturer at School of Computer Science and Engineering [2], University of New South Wales (UNSW). His research interests include co-evolutionary learning, mobile robots and language processing. Alan Blair worked on a multi-player chess variant board game called Duchess ™ [3], and is author of the Go playing program thcGo, applying a recurrent cellular neural network [4] [5].
Alan Blair [6]

Selected Publications

• Alan Blair (1994). Path Integrals on Ultrametric Spaces. Ph.D. thesis, MIT, advisor Gian-Carlo Rota
• Alan Blair (1999). Co-evolutionary learning - lessons for human education? Proceedings of the Fourth Conference of the Australasian Cognitive Science Society, Newcastle, Australia, pdf
• Joel Veness, Alan Blair (2007). Effective Use of Transposition Tables in Stochastic Game Tree Search. IEEE Symposium on Computational Intelligence and Games, pdf
• Joel Veness, David Silver, William Uther, Alan Blair (2009). Bootstrapping from Game Tree Search. pdf

External Links

• Alan Blair's Home Page
• The Mathematics Genealogy Project - Alan Blair
• Blair, Alan from computer-go.info

References

1. ^ Alan Blair (1994). Path Integrals on Ultrametric Spaces. Ph.D. thesis, MIT, advisor Gian-Carlo Rota
2. ^ UNSW - School of Computer Science and Engineering
3. ^ Welcome to the Duchess™ page!
4. ^ computer-go.info - Details of Program: thcGo
5. ^ 24th KGS Computer Go Tournament
6. ^ Alan Blair's Home Page
7. ^ Alan Blair's publications
8. ^ Joel Veness - Publications

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