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- UCC::Progcomp 2013
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- Quantum Chess
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- Competition: Write an AI to play Quantum Chess. You can enter in any language that supports reading/writing from standard input/output.
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- Quantum chess is a variant of chess in which the type of a piece changes during play.
- The game was invented by Selim Akl, and first implemented by Alice Wismath.
- You can see their original website here.
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- Rules
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- The rules are basically the same as the original rules.
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- Differences / Clarifications
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- - The bottom right and top left squares are white (as in traditional chess), not black.
- - Castling and en passen are not allowed (I'm not sure whether they are in the original version).
- - If a piece in a pawn state ends its move in the opposing back row, that state is always replaced with a queen state.
- - (because I'm too lazy to give players a choice)
- - I might shorten the number of moves before a draw is declared, we'll see.
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- Getting Started
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- - Join the mailing list
- - Important: Don't email the mailing list directly; email the competition organiser (matches at ucc dot asn dot au)
- - Join the #progcomp channel on IRC
- - Obtain a copy of the qchess program
- - Using the qchess program
- - Writing an agent for the qchess program
- - Entering the competition
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- Important Links
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- | git | http://git.ucc.asn.au |
- | IRC | #progcomp |
- | Mailing List | progcomp at ucc |
- | Dates | subject to change |
- | Results | will appear here |
- | Contact | matches or wheel at ucc |
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- Page last updated 2013-03-29 by matches
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- The UCC Website
- UCC::Progcomp Website
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+ UCC::Progcomp 2013
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+ Quantum Chess
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+ Competition: Write an AI to play Quantum Chess. You can enter in any language that supports reading/writing from standard input/output.
+
+ Quantum chess is a variant of chess in which the type of a piece changes during play.
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+ The game was invented by Selim Akl, and first implemented by Alice Wismath. You can see their original website here.
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Rules
The rules are basically the same as the original rules.
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+ Differences / Clarifications
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+ - The bottom right and top left squares are white (as in traditional chess), not black.
+ - Castling and en passen are not allowed (I'm not sure whether they are in the original version).
+ - If a piece in a pawn state ends its move in the opposing back row, that state is always replaced with a queen state.
+ - (because I'm too lazy to give players a choice)
+ - I might shorten the number of moves before a draw is declared, we'll see.
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+
Getting Started
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+ - Join the mailing list
+ - Important: Don't email the mailing list directly; email the competition organiser (matches at ucc dot asn dot au)
+ - Join the #progcomp channel on IRC
+ - Obtain a copy of the qchess program
+ - Using the qchess program
+ - Writing an agent for the qchess program
+ - Entering the competition
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Important Links
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+ | git | http://git.ucc.asn.au |
+ | IRC | #progcomp |
+ | Mailing List | progcomp at ucc |
+ | Dates | subject to change |
+ | Results | will appear here |
+ | Contact | matches or wheel at ucc |
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Page last updated 2013-03-29 by matches
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+ The UCC Website
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+ UCC::Progcomp Website
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