Sumudo Fernando, a Canadian computer scientist and research assistant at the University of Alberta [1]. His research interests include Monte-Carlo Tree Search for the game of Go [2]. He was two times world finalist of the ACM International Collegiate Programming Competition World Finals, attending as on-site coach in 2011 [3].
Sumudo Fernando [4]

Selected Publications

• Sumudo Fernando, Martin Müller (2013). Analyzing Simulations in Monte-Carlo Tree Search for the Game of Go. CG 2013

External Links

• ACM Programming Contest - UofA and the World Finals
• U of A programming team at the 2011 ACM ICPC World Finals by Zachary Friggstad and Martin Müller, June 9, 2011
• Alberta Black leads triple victory for Canadian Universities in Regional ACM Programming Competition by Martin Müller, November 8, 2011

References

1. ^ Support Staff Directory - Webapps - Department of Computing Science - University of Alberta
2. ^ Sumudo Fernando, Martin Müller (2013). Analyzing Simulations in Monte-Carlo Tree Search for the Game of Go. CG 2013
3. ^ U of A programming team at the 2011 ACM ICPC World Finals by Zachary Friggstad and Martin Müller, June 9, 2011
4. ^ Sumudo Fernando at ACM Programming Contest - UofA and the World Finals 2006 San Antonio - More Pictrues

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