Odd hill: "-r 50 -l 500 -d 500" (OPEN instruction set)
(923 entries: odd.tar.gz)
Hill for all programs that do not fit any other hill
(eg. special tournament rounds or non-competitive programs).
Flat (un-weighted) scores against all
of the Odd-hill.
Recent entries: (program, author, date-of-entry)
Holding Pen: 0 program(s)
(IRC
... #35, IRC-29,31 n/a),
(Redcoders'Frenzy
... #23),
(MiniChallenge
... #6)
"Flat" Scores:
On each hill a new challanger fights a 200-round battle against
every warrior
(different from Mt.Olympus) already on the hill.
The result of this battle changes the
score for both opponents:
- For the programs already on the hill:
- new_score = {old_score * (#hill-1) + score_against_challenger} / #hill
- For the 'challenger':
- score = (score1 + score2 + ...) / (#hill)
After doing all battles for a new challenger
I re-order the hill and write the new hill-page(s).
"Recursive" Scores:
Current:
The recursive algorigthm weights scores against better warriors more and
calculates a new hill from the data provided by the "flat" hill.
This procedure is repeated (with decreasing absolute weights) until a stable
hill is reached.
Maybe in the future?
The recursive algorighm starts with the round-robin (flat) scores
of the entire hill. The bottom half is fixed in place, then the top half
is re-evaluated only within itself. This process is repeated until the
top half reaches a cut-off size of 50 programs.
If you cannot find your warrior(s) here, please send your warrior to
birk AT obs DOT carnegiescience DOT edu
with a subject line like 'Koenigstuhl entry'.
Please note that the Koenigstuhl is an "archive" hill, ie.
published programs only.
If you would like to see how your program would
do on the Koenigstuhl before you publish it, please download the
appropriate hill and run your program against it.
back to Christoph's CoreWar homepage
1997-06-18,
Christoph C. Birk
(last updated:
2009-12-18)