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Victor Berman
,
an American electrical engineer, computer scientist, manager, pioneer in the development of
hardware description languages
, configurable
DSP
and
EDA
solutions, and early computer chess programmer. While affiliated with
Cadence Design Systems
, Victor Berman pioneered in the development of
Hardware description languages
such as
VHDL
,
Verilog-XL
, and as Board member of
The SPIRIT Consortium
, in the development of the
System Verilog
standard. He was further board member of the
IEEE
Standards Association
. Actually, Berman is managing partner of
Berman Traders
, and before, he worked with
Wormser Energy Solutions, Inc.
[1]
as
COO
, and served at
Improv Systems Inc.
[2]
as president and
CEO
[3]
.
Victor Berman
[4]
Table of Contents
CHAOS
Selected Publications
External Links
References
What links here?
CHAOS
Victor Berman studied language design and electrical engineering in the interdisciplinary computer science graduate program at
Carnegie Mellon University
, where he was also involved in the development of the chess program
CHAOS
[5]
, along with
Mike Alexander
,
Fred Swartz
,
Ira Ruben
,
William Toikka
,
Joe Winograd
and later
Mark Hersey
and
Jack O’Keefe
[6]
. CHAOS started at
RCA
Systems Programming division in
Cinnaminson, NJ
with
Fred Swartz
and Victor Berman as first authors, Berman working on the very sophisticated
evaluation
.
Mike Alexander
and others joined the team later and CHAOS has been affiliated with the Computing Center of the
University of Michigan
. CHAOS was one of the strongest programs of its time, using an unique, knowledge based and selective
best-first
, iterative widening approach
[7]
, keeping the
search tree
in memory.
Selected Publications
Victor Berman
(
2004
).
System-level design language standard needed
.
IEEE Design & Test of Computers
, Vol. 21, No. 6
Victor Berman
(
2005
).
Is it time to reexamine patent policy for standards?
IEEE Design & Test of Computers
, Vol. 22, No. 1
Victor Berman
(
2007
).
Conflicting International Standards Pressure Chip Designers
.
IEEE Design & Test of Computers
External Links
Victor Berman's ICGA Tournaments
Victor Berman | LinkedIn
Improv Systems Names Industry Veteran Victor Berman as New CEO
from
Design And Reuse
, January 17, 2007
References
^
Wormser Energy Solutions
^
Improv Systems Inc.: Company Information
-
BusinessWeek
^
Victor Berman | LinkedIn
^
Victor Berman | LinkedIn
^
Chaos' ICGA Tournaments
^
pp. 52, Table I. History of the
ACM Tournaments
from
Ben Mittman
,
Monroe Newborn
(
1980
).
Computer chess at
ACM 79
: the tournament and the man vs. man and machine match
.
Communications of the ACM
, Vol. 23, Issue 1,
pdf
from
The Computer History Museum
^
The Eleventh ACM's North American Computer Chess Championship
as
pdf reprint
from
The Computer History Museum
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ACM 1979
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ACM 1980
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ACM 1981
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ACM 1984
Jul 19, 2016
Belle
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CHAOS
Dec 28, 2017
Fred Swartz
Jul 19, 2016
Frederic Friedel
Jan 6, 2018
Ira Ruben
Jul 19, 2016
Jack O’Keefe
Jul 19, 2016
Jerusalem CC Tournament 1978
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Joe Winograd
Jul 19, 2016
Mark Hersey
Jul 19, 2016
Mike Alexander
Jul 19, 2016
People
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UNIVAC 1100
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Victor Berman
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WCCC 1977
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WCCC 1980
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an American electrical engineer, computer scientist, manager, pioneer in the development of hardware description languages, configurable DSP and EDA solutions, and early computer chess programmer. While affiliated with Cadence Design Systems, Victor Berman pioneered in the development of Hardware description languages such as VHDL, Verilog-XL, and as Board member of The SPIRIT Consortium, in the development of the System Verilog standard. He was further board member of the IEEE Standards Association. Actually, Berman is managing partner of Berman Traders, and before, he worked with Wormser Energy Solutions, Inc. [1] as COO, and served at Improv Systems Inc. [2] as president and CEO [3].
Table of Contents
CHAOS
Victor Berman studied language design and electrical engineering in the interdisciplinary computer science graduate program at Carnegie Mellon University, where he was also involved in the development of the chess program CHAOS [5], along with Mike Alexander, Fred Swartz, Ira Ruben, William Toikka, Joe Winograd and later Mark Hersey and Jack O’Keefe [6]. CHAOS started at RCA Systems Programming division in Cinnaminson, NJ with Fred Swartz and Victor Berman as first authors, Berman working on the very sophisticated evaluation. Mike Alexander and others joined the team later and CHAOS has been affiliated with the Computing Center of the University of Michigan. CHAOS was one of the strongest programs of its time, using an unique, knowledge based and selective best-first, iterative widening approach [7], keeping the search tree in memory.Selected Publications
External Links
References
Ben Mittman, Monroe Newborn (1980). Computer chess at ACM 79: the tournament and the man vs. man and machine match. Communications of the ACM, Vol. 23, Issue 1, pdf from The Computer History Museum
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