This hill is named after the location of the place where I worked (Max-Planck-Institute for Astronomy) until 1997 ('Koenigstuhl' translates to 'King's Chair'). Similar to Planar's Mt.Olympus (last update: 1998-08-31) this is an infinite hill. The difference is that I separated the hill into several categories and I let every program fight every other program:
Recursive 88-Koenigstuhl (601 entries: 88.tar.gz)
Flat (un-weighted) scores against all of the 88-hill. Scores against top 50%, 25%, 10% of the 'flat' 88-hill. (Bold typeface ranks indicate programs that are within the top N-% of the 'flat' hill)
Any program that reaches rank-50 or higher on the '88-Koenigstuhl will also enter the TOP-50 Koenigstuhl. Programs that fall below rank-50 on both ('88 and TOP-50) hills will be removed from the TOP-50 Koenigstuhl.
TOP-50 of the '88-Koenigstuhl (88top50.tar.gz)
Recursive 94nop-Koenigstuhl (973 entries: 94.tar.gz)
Flat (un-weighted) scores against all of the 94nop-hill. Scores against top 50%, 25%, 10% of the 'flat' 94nop-hill. (Bold typeface ranks indicate programs that are within the top N-% of the 'flat' hill)
Recent entries: (rank on recursive 94nop hill, program, author, date-of-entry)
26: Xenosmilus , John Metcalf, (Apr/17)
57: Macro Magic , John Metcalf, (Oct/11)
75: Hellfire , John Metcalf, (May/07)
Any program that reaches rank-50 or higher on the 94nop Koenigstuhl will also enter the TOP-50 Koenigstuhl. Programs that fall below rank-50 on both (94nop and TOP-50) hills will be removed from the TOP-50 Koenigstuhl.
TOP-50 of the 94nop-Koenigstuhl (94top50.tar.gz)
Recent entries: (rank on TOP-50 hill, program, author, date-of-entry)
3: Xenosmilus , John Metcalf, (Apr/17)
Recent leaves: (program, author, date)
Pixie , Lukasz Grabun, (Apr/17)
PhatPaper , inversed, (Apr/17)
Recursive Pspace-Koenigstuhl (204 entries: pspace.tar.gz)
Note: "-P" (randomizing all possible starting positions) will not make the battles reproducible, because the order of the fights makes a difference with P-space.
Flat (un-weighted) scores against all of the Pspace-hill. Scores against top 50%, 25%, 10% of the 'flat' Pspace-hill. (Bold typeface ranks indicate programs that are within the top N-% of the 'flat' hill)
Any program that reaches rank-50 or higher on the "full" hill will also enter the TOP-50 hill. Programs that fall below rank-50 on both hills will be removed from the TOP-50 Koenigstuhl.
TOP-50 of the Pspace-Koenigstuhl (psptop50.tar.gz)
Recursive ICWS-Koenigstuhl
(489 entries: icws.tar.gz)
Flat (un-weighted) scores against all
of the ICWS-hill.
Scores against top 50%,
25%,
10%
of the 'flat' ICWS-hill.
(Bold typeface ranks indicate programs that are within the top N-%
of the 'flat' hill)
Recursive LP-Koenigstuhl
(145 entries: lp.tar.gz)
Flat (un-weighted) scores against all
of the LP-hill.
Scores against top 50%,
25%,
10%
of the 'flat' LP-hill.
(Bold typeface ranks indicate programs that are within the top N-%
of the 'flat' hill)
Recursive X-Koenigstuhl
(135 entries: x.tar.gz)
Flat (un-weighted) scores against all
of the X-hill.
Scores against top 50%,
25%,
10%
of the 'flat' X-hill.
(Bold typeface ranks indicate programs that are within the top N-%
of the 'flat' hill)
Recursive Tiny-Koenigstuhl
(363 entries: tiny.tar.gz)
Flat (un-weighted) scores against all
of the T-hill.
Scores against top 50%,
25%,
10%
of the 'flat' Tiny-hill.
(Bold typeface ranks indicate programs that are within the top N-%
of the 'flat' hill)
Recursive Nano-Koenigstuhl
(383 entries: nano.tar.gz)
Flat (un-weighted) scores against all
of the Nano-hill.
Scores against top 50%,
25%,
10%
of the 'flat' Nano-hill.
(Bold typeface ranks indicate programs that are within the top N-%
of the 'flat' hill)
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.
"Flat" Scores:
"Recursive" Scores:
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 part reaches a cut-off size of 50 programs.
If you cannot find your program(s) here, please send your program to
birk AT 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.
Easter 2016 Tournament
Bicarb Soda , Steve Gunnell
Blade , Erki
Borefest , inversed
rdrc: Brisk Butchery , Dave Hillis
easter C three , Christian Schmidt
The Easter Feaster , /u/caw_wor
Easter Ghoul , S.Fernandes
easter replinator , Christian Schmidt
Eight flute REAMer , Steve Gunnell
FORWARD FACTORY , Ana
Gatling , Roy van Rijn
Gazpacho , xehartnort
grasshopper , simon wainwright
Jack Marshall , inverse alien
Kibble-2 , SilverWingedSeraph
Leaflets everywhere , inversed
Macarena , Azúcar moreno
MultiFast , Zul Nadzri
Noqua , Roy van Rijn
Salamander , S.Fernandes
rdrc: Sclerotic Tumult , Dave Hillis
Train , Erki
On each hill a new challanger fights a N-round battle against
every programs
(different from Mt.Olympus) already on the hill.
The result of this battle changes the
score for both opponents:
After doing all battles for a new challenger
I re-order the hill and write the new hill-page(s).
Current:
The recursive algorigthm weights scores against better programs 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 (or a cut-off of 25 programs is reached).
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1997-06-18,
Christoph C. Birk
(last updated:
2018-05-07)