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Tor Lattimore
,
an Australian chess player
[1]
, computer scientist and Ph.D. student with
Marcus Hutter
at
Australian National University
[2]
. As computer chess programmer, Tor is author of the
Chess Engine Communication Protocol
compatible chess engine
SEE
[3]
[4]
, which participated at various
Australasian National Computer Chess Championship
and
CCT Tournaments
. Tor's other interests include
cycling
and
rock climbing
[5]
.
Tor Lattimore
[6]
Table of Contents
Selected Publications
Forum Posts
External Links
References
What links here?
Selected Publications
[7]
[8]
Tor Lattimore
,
Marcus Hutter
,
Vaibhav Gavane
(
2011
).
Universal Prediction of Selected Bits
.
Algorithmic Learning Theory
,
Lecture Notes in Computer Science
6925,
Springer
Tor Lattimore
,
Marcus Hutter
(
2011
).
Asymptotically Optimal Agents
.
Algorithmic Learning Theory
,
Lecture Notes in Computer Science
6925,
Springer
Tor Lattimore
,
Marcus Hutter
(
2011
).
Time Consistent Discounting
.
Algorithmic Learning Theory
,
Lecture Notes in Computer Science
6925,
Springer
Tor Lattimore
,
Marcus Hutter
(
2011
).
No Free Lunch versus Occam's Razor
.
Solomonoff
Memorial,
Lecture Notes in Computer Science
,
Springer
Tor Lattimore
,
Marcus Hutter
(
2012
).
PAC Bounds for Discounted MDPs
.
Algorithmic Learning Theory
,
Lecture Notes in Computer Science
,
Springer
[9]
Forum Posts
pawn hash
by
Tor Lattimore
,
CCC
, July 03, 2004 »
Pawn Hash Table
MTD Drivers
by
Tor Lattimore
,
CCC
, August 10, 2004 »
MTD(f)
Qsearch Checks
by
Tor Lattimore
,
CCC
, August 29, 2004 »
Quiescence Search
,
Check
External Links
Tor Lattimore - Homepage
Tor Lattimore - Google+
Lattimore, Tor FIDE Chess Profile
Tor Lattimore, FIDE Id 3205711
Tor Lattimore chess games - 365Chess.com
Australian Chess Federation newsletter | Aussies in Computer chess
»
CCT7
chessexpress: Ow, my brain hurts
by
Shaun Press
, October 03, 2007
2006/07 Australian Junior Chess Festival - Presented by the ACT Junior Chess League
References
^
Lattimore, Tor FIDE Chess Profile
^
Tor Lattimore Homepage
^
NC3 2003 - List of Entries
by
Shaun Press
^
SEE - the chess engine
^
Tor Lattimore - Homepage
^
Tor Lattimore - Homepage
^
Tor Lattimore - Publications
^
DBLP: Tor Lattimore
^
Markov decision process from Wikipedia
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Australian National University
Jun 30, 2014
CCT6
May 29, 2014
CCT7
Dec 16, 2017
CCT8
Apr 6, 2013
Check
Feb 1, 2018
Marcus Hutter
May 23, 2016
MTD(f)
Jul 17, 2017
NC3 2003
Jan 13, 2013
NC3 2004
Jan 13, 2013
NC3 2005
Jan 13, 2013
NC3 2006
Jan 10, 2013
Pawn Hash Table
Feb 1, 2018
People
Feb 28, 2018
Quiescence Search
Aug 19, 2017
SEE
Jan 14, 2013
Shaun Press
Sep 24, 2014
Tor Lattimore
Jan 13, 2013
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an Australian chess player [1], computer scientist and Ph.D. student with Marcus Hutter at Australian National University [2]. As computer chess programmer, Tor is author of the Chess Engine Communication Protocol compatible chess engine SEE [3] [4], which participated at various Australasian National Computer Chess Championship and CCT Tournaments. Tor's other interests include cycling and rock climbing [5].
Table of Contents
Selected Publications
[7] [8]Forum Posts
External Links
References
What links here?
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