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The final page for the Russel Powers/Ryan Cooper/Austin Li Stratego
project:
http://students.cec.wustl.edu/~rrc2/cs313/stratfinal.htm




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Professor Loui,

Our final report for stratego can be found at
http://userfs.cec.wustl.edu/~amf3/stratego.htm

Code can be found at http://userfs.cec.wustl.edu/~amf3/stratcode.htm

Output can be found at http://userfs.cec.wustl.edu/~amf3/stratout.htm




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From: Gene 
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Our writeup for the strategies implemented is at the following address:

http://dan79.wuh.wustl.edu/~cs313/update.html

Thanks,
--Gene



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Think back to Wednesday class, when we showed one of our games and I =
said that it wasn't behaving properly because we had somehow broken part =
of our pathing danger assessment while adding some other functionality.  =
We were absolutely at a wall for a few days as to what was going wrong.  =
Honestly, we must have spent a good 10 hours just watching games and =
glaring at debug output, trying to figure out how we were getting our =
results.  And then, lo and behold, we discover the error (of course, =
nowhere near the function which we had thought was causing the trouble). =
 Immediately our win ratio kicked up to 95%+ versus everyone but =
agentsmith.  After about twenty-five games against agentsmith we're =
currently winning roughly 80-90% of the time, and we're running against =
him all night tonight to collect more data.  A one-line code fix brought =
us from a ~15% general winning ratio, to the point where if we lose it's =
something to remark on what could have gone wrong.  Extraordinarily =
exciting.  We've slapped down a quick gawk script that parses a scripted =
game which has already been played, and displays the game relatively =
quickly (just slow enough to follow).  Makes it nice and easy to observe =
a game without the hassle of setting one up.  Our final design is up at
http://frat26.wuh.wustl.edu/~russ/stratego.html

We're currently monkeying with the links to get them to point to the =
proper anchors in our html-output code, as well as trying to get it to =
link the gawk properly (handy tool, if we can get html output).  If it =
proves difficult, we'll just link a few scripts and the gawk program =
itself, so you can just run 'em if you care to take a look.  Anyhow, =
we're mighty pleased with how this thing turned out, and we hope you =
will be, too.  And we've settled on "teddykgb" for our program name.  =
Seen "Rounders?"

William (Russ) Harvey

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http://wolf.cs.wustl.edu/~cs313/cs313/neo/

_____________________
ben
"It's not terribly postmodern, 
but then neither is ice cream, and we
still eat it up." -Eric Eaton 
http://www.benkiel.com/


From sjw3@hilton.cec.wustl.edu Mon Nov  6 18:08 CST 2000
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Professor Loui,

Here is the link to my group's page:
http://cec.wustl.edu/~sjw3/cs313/stratego.html

Our files are on wolf.

Scott Whitehill
Nathan Lallemant
John Henroid


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Well, it's 'done' for now.

All the files are available on wolf in the stratego/ directory.
Here is a list of which files are part of the final product, what they
have in them, and this all follows with a short description of what we
did.

moo - source for decision maker

moo.enemypieces - list of enemy pieces in this format:
		  rank row column

moo.formation - creates the initial formation

moo.last_move - the last move done

moo.legal_moves - a list of all the possible moves in format:
		  rank current_row current_column target_row target_column

moo.mypieces - list of my pieces in same format as moo.enemypieces

moo.scores - list of scores of all the moves in moo.legal_moves
	    format is the score, then the current row column and target row and column


--

In essence, moo is just a simple score based AI. It takes all the legal
moves and scores them on a few different possibilities.

It's a very defensive AI, but it will start throwing things out towards
the end.

The basic characteristics of the AI is that it will scout with pieces, and
is not cautious at all with pieces 6+ and a little more cautious with
other pieces (it will usually not go near unknown pieces, but will
occasionally to break deadlocks).

Unfortunately, the AI seems to have a weight to the right of the screen
and it can sometimes take a long time to attack a flag if it is on the
left side of the screen.

The power cluster with the spy, 1, 2, and 4 together works beautifully for
the most part and I almost always kill the 1. Unfortunately, the spy
sometimes runs off to scout, which is a behavior I will fix if I have the
time.

I predominantly played booyah and agentsmith.

I beat booyah quite a lot, and beat agentsmith about 25% of the time. It
really depended on whether or not his flag was on the left or right.

I'm hoping to add two more behaviors before the tournament, assuming I
have time to do so.

I want to get that right-hand weight to go away, and I'd like to add the
probability factor into the mix.

 - Justin




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final stratego page at http://students.cec.wustl.edu/~bdb2/cs313_4.html


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Kan't Kill Booyah (kkb)
Keith Barrett
kevin Chin
Brian Larson

1) Distinctive Behaviors: Scouting and Endgame
	We choose to use GHM as a code base. They have a somewhat functional 
path-finding procedure which was good. By placing
our 9's in the front lines, they can traverse the board and reveal pieces 
in the beginning. This is essentially a
"kamakazi" behavior. Once the pieces are revealed, the path-finding 
algorithm can attempt to take out the piece. This could also
be implemented in later stages in the game to reveal unknown pieces.
	The other behavior we implemented is an endgame strategy. The program 
identifies an endgame situation if either player
has less than a predetermined number of pieces. At this point in the game, 
the program will treat all of the enemies pieces as
ones that can be killed. This will force the path-finding algorithm to plot 
paths to reveal those pieces in an attempt to
discover the flag.

2) Overall improvements:
	Our formation file generally keeps the flag in the back row, surrounded by 
bombs. We also implemented a random bomb
placement strategy that blocks various channels on the board. GHM 
previously had problems disarming bombs, this problem is now
fixed. The new additional behaviors improve GHM's performance quite a bit, 
we no longer lose to loui-dumb. Some additional
features added into the program, but unable to implement due to time 
constraints, include the probabalistic model. We began to
implement the parser to keep track of number of enemy pieces remaining, and 
have included some of the implementation. This would
have been used in the endgame situation. Instead of mindlessly throwing 
pieces at the unknown ones, we would have tried to be a
little more smart about it.

3) Interesting Code Segments:

Notice the difference in endgame behavior
##############################################################################
## who_can_die
## get killable pieces
##
sub who_can_die {
	my $x;
	for $x ( @their_pieces ) {
		if (&_in_end_game()){
			print STDERR "IT'S ENDGAME BABY!!!!! WELCOME TO THE JUNGLE!!!!!\n";
			$morale = 50;
			push( @killable, $x );
		}
		elsif ( not &_unknown($x) ) {
			push( @killable, $x );
		}
	}
}

Endgame defined:
##############################################################################
##  Is End Game?
##
##  If 20 pieces left on board
##
##  if there are less that 20 pieces left return 1
##  else return 0
##
sub _in_end_game {
	my ($n, $k, $x);
	$n = 0;
	$k = 0;
	for $x (@our_pieces) {
		$n ++;
	}
	for $x (@their_pieces) {
		$k ++;
	}
	return 1 if (($n < 15) || ($k < 15));
}
Our scouting procedure:
##############################################################################
## scout
##
# should add ability to move left and right
sub scout {
	my ($scoutR, $scoutC, $x, $y, $done, $tmpX, $tmpY, $inital_R);
	print STDERR ">>> SCOUTING............\n";
	for $x (@movable) {
		if ((&get_type($x) eq '9') || (&get_type($x) eq '5') || (&get_type($x) eq 
'6') || (&get_type($x) eq '7') )  {
		# look to see if can scout
		
			$scoutR = &get_row($x);
			$inital_R = $scoutR;
			$scoutC = &get_col($x);
			$done = 0;
			while (!$done) {
				$scoutR++;
				if ($scoutR > 10) {
					$done = 1;
				}
				else {
				    if (_occupied ($scoutR, $scoutC) && (_friend(&get_piece($scoutR, 
$scoutC)))) {
					if (&get_type($x) eq '9'){
					    $scoutR = $scoutR - 1;
					    if ($scoutR == $inital_R) {
						$done = 1;
					    }
					    else {
					       $done = 2;
					   }
					}
				    }
					elsif (_unknown(&get_piece($scoutR, $scoutC)) || 
(_enemy(&get_piece($scoutR, $scoutC)))){
					$tmpY = &get_row($x);
					$tmpX = &get_col($x);
					print STDERR"Rows >>> $tmpY, $tmpX Looking at: $scoutR, $scoutC \n";
						if (&get_type($x) eq '9'){
							$done = 2;
						} else {
							$done = 1;
						}
					} elsif (_occupied($scoutR, $scoutC)) {
						$done = 1;
					}
				}
			} # end while

			if ($done == 2) {
				push(@scouts, $x);
				push(@scouts, $scoutR);
			}
		}
	} # end for loop
	if (defined @scouts) {
		$from_row = &get_row($scouts[0]);
		$from_col = &get_col($scouts[0]);
		$to_row = $scouts[1];
		$to_col = $from_col;
	}
	$current_path = 0;
}


From jcd1@ritz.cec.wustl.edu Mon Nov  6 19:13 CST 2000
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Date: Mon, 6 Nov 2000 19:12:58 -0600 (CST)
From: "Justin C. Domke " 
To: "R. Prescott Loui" 
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http://students.cec.wustl.edu/~jcd1/stratego.html

sorry its so big, my teammates have emotional problems.
-Justin


From pjc1@hilton.cec.wustl.edu Mon Nov  6 19:28 CST 2000
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Date: Mon, 6 Nov 2000 19:28:23 -0600 (CST)
From: Peter J Christodoulou 
To: "Ronald P. Loui" 
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        Leanne Kaufmann 
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Some comments about our program are on the web page at
http://userfs.cec.wustl.edu/~pjc1/Stratego.html
.  It also contains links
to becky, the genetic algorith, leanne, the player, and becky.out, the
output.  I ftp'd all of our code into a directory called plr in the
directory stratego on wolf.  If there's anything else we need to do, let
me know.
Peter


From vm2@fairchild.cec.wustl.edu Mon Nov  6 19:37 CST 2000
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This represents the work of Adam, Dawn, and Vasanth.  For the first part
of the project, we added a scouting behavior to loui-dumb.  For the
second part of the project, we added all kinds of bomb functionality to
vb.  The functions we wrote to kill an opposing miner are readInitial(),
updateOurBombs(), revealedBombs(), killMiner(), checkVicinity(), and
getNearest567().  The functions we wrote/changed to kill an opponent's
bombs are sendMiner(), getNearest8(), and findBomb().  We also removed 2
functions from the original vb because they serve no purpose: 
hasAdjacentBomb() and bombnear8().
Here are some links for you:

source code:  http://wolf.cs.wustl.edu/~cs313/stratego/dav/vb
		http://wolf.cs.wustl.edu/~cs313/stratego/dav/loui-dumb

scripts:  http://wolf.cs.wustl.edu/~cs313/stratego/dav/davscript1
	http://wolf.cs.http://wustl.edu/~cs313/stratego/dav/davscript2

other data records:  http://wolf.cs.wustl.edu/~cs313/stratego/dav/vb.bombdata
		http://wolf.cs.wustl.edu/~cs313/stratego/dav/vb.killMinerRecord
		http://wolf.cs.wustl.edu/~cs313/stratego/dav/vb.moves

Keep it real.

- Vasanth, Dawn, Adam




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here's the link to our webpage for stratego:
http://userfs.cec.wustl.edu/~ens1/uv.html

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> oh i forgot.  no need for all three members of a team to send
> the same info on monday.


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From: Adam  Calabrese  
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Professor Loui,

Here is the link to my final design page for the Stratego project:

http://userfs.cec.wustl.edu/~ac1/ai/stratego.html

Adam Calabrese


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From: Harsha Karunaratne 
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To: "R. Prescott Loui" 
cc: "Chinh C. Hoang" , Lily Lee 
Subject: Team RILKES Stratego 
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BRIEF OVERVIEW:
Our central strategy involves a group formation, consisting of a 2, 4, and
a spy, that we will use to bait the enemy's highest piece. Once this is
taken out we will hold the upper hand. In addition, we have implemented
techniques to calculate the probability of winning a particular encounter 
with an enemy piece and base our actions (ie. flee or attack) accordingly.
Our AI is generally aggressive and also sets priorities for which pieces 
to attack and bombs to diffuse. In the event that the piece can't
determine a winning move, it behaves in a more risky manner.

LINKS:
1. typescript:
http://wolf.cs/~cs313/rilkes/typescript

2. source code:
http://wolf.cs/~cs313/rilkes/rilkes
http://wolf.cs/~cs313/rilkes/rilkes.formation

3. data:
http://wolf.cs/~cs313/rilkes/group.form*
http://wolf.cs/~cs313/rilkes/rilkes/flag.form*
log files:
>http://wolf.cs/~cs313/rilkes/rilkes/log.
http://wolf.cs/~cs313/rilkes/rilkes/firstGroupMove
http://wolf.cs/~cs313/rilkes/rilkes/theirPieces


4. some of our nifty code:

###################################
#
#  groupMove() - determines the direction that the group should move in
#
###################################
function groupMove() {
          
  numOfPiecesNorth=0
  numOfPiecesSouth=0
  numOfPiecesEast=0
  numOfPiecesWest=0
  X2=0   
  direction="N"
        
  #### Find the i, j of our "2"
  for (j=1; j<=BOARD_HEIGHT; j++) {
    for (i=1; i<=BOARD_WIDTH; i++) {
      if (board[i,j] == weAre"2") {
        X2=i
        Y2=j
        X4=i+1
        Y4=j
        XS=i
        YS=j+1
      }
    }
  }
      
  if( X2 == 0 ) return
  if( board[X4,Y4] != weAre"4" ) return
  if( board[XS,YS] != weAre"s" ) return
         
  #### Count the number of pieces in each direction of the group
  for (j=1; j<=BOARD_HEIGHT; j++) {
    for (i=1; i<=BOARD_WIDTH; i++) {
      split(board[i,j], piece, "")
      if (piece[1] == weAreNot) {
      
        #### West?
        if (i < X2) {
          numOfPiecesWest++
        }
  
        #### East?
        if (i > X2) {
          numOfPiecesEast++ 
        }
       
        #### North?
        if (j < Y2) {
          numOfPiecesNorth++
        }
  
        #### South?
        if (j > Y2) {
          numOfPiecesSouth++
        }
      }
    }
  }
        
  print "Count N="numOfPiecesNorth" S="numOfPiecesSouth > TIMESTAMP
  print "Count W="numOfPiecesWest" E="numOfPiecesEast > TIMESTAMP
        
  #### Hack to determine which direction has the most pieces
  if (numOfPiecesWest >= numOfPiecesEast) {
    if (numOfPiecesNorth >= numOfPiecesWest) {
      if (numOfPiecesSouth >= numOfPiecesNorth) {
        direction="S"
      } else {
        direction="N"
      }
    } else {
      if (numOfPiecesSouth >= numOfPiecesWest) {
        direction="S"
      } else {
        direction="W"
      }
    }
  } else {
    if (numOfPiecesNorth >= numOfPiecesEast) {
      if (numOfPiecesSouth >= numOfPiecesNorth) {
        direction="S"
      } else {
        direction="N"
      } 
    } else {
      if (numOfPiecesSouth >= numOfPiecesEast) {
        direction="S"
      } else {
        direction="E"
      }
    }
  }
  print "Lets go "direction > TIMESTAMP
    
  #### determine which piece can move in that direction with the most
safety
  if (direction == "N") {
     tempX2=X2; tempY2=Y2-1
     tempX4=X4; tempY4=Y4-1
       
     if (board[tempX2, tempY2] == "  ") {
       board[X2, Y2] = "  "
       board[tempX2, tempY2] = weAre"2"
       score2 = probOfMove(tempX2, tempY2)
       board[tempX2, tempY2] = "  "
       board[X2, Y2] = weAre"2"
     } else {
       score2 = probOfMove(X2, Y2)
     }
       
     if (board[tempX4, tempY4] == "  ") {
       board[X4, Y4] = "  "
       board[tempX4, tempY4] = weAre"4"
       score4 = probOfMove(tempX4, tempY4)
       board[tempX4, tempY4] = "  "
       board[X4, Y4] = weAre"4"
     } else {
       score4 = probOfMove(X4, Y4)
     }

     print "Moving north with 2 score=" score2 " and 4 score=" score4 >
TIMESTAMP
     if ( (score2 > score4 && score2 > RISK) || score2 == "SAFE") {
       print "Move 2 from " X2 " " Y2 " to " tempX2 " " tempY2 > TIMESTAMP
       print "2N" tempX2 tempY2 > FIRST_GROUP_MOVE_FILE
       makeMove(X2, Y2, tempX2, tempY2)
     } else {
       if (score4 > RISK || score4 == "SAFE") {
         print "Move 4 from " X4 " " Y4 " to " tempX4 " " tempY4 >
TIMESTAMP
         print "4N" tempX4 tempY4 > FIRST_GROUP_MOVE_FILE
         makeMove(X4, Y4, tempX4, tempY4)
       } else {
         return
       }
     }
  }

  if (direction == "S") {
     tempX4=X4; tempY4=Y4+1
     tempXS=XS; tempYS=YS+1

     if (board[tempXS, tempYS] == "  ") {
       board[XS, YS] = "  "
       board[tempXS, tempYS] = weAre"s"
       scoreS = probOfMove(tempXS, tempYS)
       board[tempXS, tempYS] = "  "
       board[XS, YS] = weAre"s"
     } else {
       scoreS = probOfMove(XS, YS)
     }

     if (board[tempX4, tempY4] == "  ") {
       board[X4, Y4] = "  "
       board[tempX4, tempY4] = weAre"4"
       score4 = probOfMove(tempX4, tempY4)
       board[tempX4, tempY4] = "  "
       board[X4, Y4] = weAre"4"
     } else {
       score4 = probOfMove(X4, Y4)
     }

     print "Moving south with S score=" scoreS " and 4 score=" score4 >
TIMESTAMP
     if ( (scoreS > score4 && scoreS > RISK) scoreS == "SAFE") {
       print "Move S from " XS " " YS " to " tempXS " " tempYS > TIMESTAMP
       print "sS" tempXS tempYS > FIRST_GROUP_MOVE_FILE
       makeMove( XS, YS, tempXS, tempYS )
     } else {
       if (score4 > RISK || score4 == "SAFE") {
         print "Move 4 from " X4 " " Y4 " to " tempX4 " " tempY4 >
TIMESTAMP
         print "4S" tempX4 tempY4 > FIRST_GROUP_MOVE_FILE
         makeMove( X4, Y4, tempX4, tempY4 )
       } else {
         return
       }
     }
  }
  
  if (direction == "W") {
     tempX2=X2-1; tempY2=Y2
     tempXS=XS-1; tempYS=YS

     if (board[tempXS, tempYS] == "  ") {
       board[XS, YS] = "  "
       board[tempXS, tempYS] = weAre"s"
       scoreS = probOfMove(tempXS, tempYS)
       board[tempXS, tempYS] = "  "
       board[XS, YS] = weAre"s"
     } else {
       scoreS = probOfMove(XS, YS)
     }

     if (board[tempX2, tempY2] == "  ") {
       board[X2, Y2] = "  "
       board[tempX2, tempY2] = weAre"2"
       score2 = probOfMove(tempX2, tempY2)
       board[tempX2, tempY2] = "  "
       board[X2, Y2] = weAre"2"
     } else {
       score2 = probOfMove(X2, Y2)
     }

     print "Moving west with S score=" scoreS " and 2 score=" score2 >
TIMESTAMP
     if ( (scoreS > score2 && scoreS > RISK) || scoreS == "SAFE") {
       print "Move S from " XS " " YS " to " tempXS " " tempYS > TIMESTAMP
       print "sW" tempXS tempYS > FIRST_GROUP_MOVE_FILE
       makeMove( XS, YS, tempXS, tempYS)
     } else {
       if (score2 > RISK || score2 == "SAFE") {
         print "Move 2 from " X2 " " Y2 " to " tempX2 " " tempY2 >
TIMESTAMP
         print "2W" tempX2 tempY2 > FIRST_GROUP_MOVE_FILE
         makeMove( X2, Y2, tempX2, tempY2)
       } else {
         return
       }
     }
  }
  
  if (direction == "E") {
     tempX4=X4+1; tempY4=Y4
     tempXS=XS+1; tempYS=YS

     if (board[tempXS, tempYS] == "  ") {
       board[XS, YS] = "  "
       board[tempXS, tempYS] = weAre"s"
       scoreS = probOfMove(tempXS, tempYS)
       board[tempXS, tempYS] = "  "
       board[XS, YS] = weAre"s"
     } else {
       scoreS = probOfMove(XS, YS)
     }

     if (board[tempX4, tempY4] == "  ") {
       board[X4, Y4] = "  "
       board[tempX4, tempY4] = weAre"4"
       score4 = probOfMove(tempX4, tempY4)
       board[tempX4, tempY4] = "  "
       board[X4, Y4] = weAre"4"
     } else {
       score4 = probOfMove(X4, Y4)
     }

     print "Moving east with S score=" scoreS " and 4 score=" score4 >
TIMESTAMP
     if ( (scoreS > score4 && scoreS > RISK) || scoreS == "SAFE") {
       print "Move S from " XS " " YS " to " tempXS " " tempYS > TIMESTAMP
       print "sE" tempXS tempYS > FIRST_GROUP_MOVE_FILE
       makeMove( XS, YS, tempXS, tempYS)
     } else {
       if (score4 > RISK || score4 == "SAFE") {
         print "Move 4 from " X4 " " Y4 " to " tempX4 " " tempY4 >
TIMESTAMP
         print "4E" tempX4 tempY4 > FIRST_GROUP_MOVE_FILE
         makeMove( X4, Y4, tempX4, tempY4)
       } else {
         return
       }
     }
  }
}
  


###################################
#
#  regroup() - gets our killer group back together
#
###################################
function regroup() {

  if (GROUPED_MOVED_IND == TRUE) {
    print "Alright, lets regroup" > TIMESTAMP
    while (1) {
      getline temp < FIRST_GROUP_MOVE_FILE
      print "temp " temp > TIMESTAMP
      if ( temp == "" ) break
      grouped_moved = temp
      temp = ""
    }
    print "group last moved towards " grouped_moved > TIMESTAMP
      
    
    split(grouped_moved, groupLeader, "")
  
    if (groupLeader[1] == 2) {
      if (groupLeader[2] == "N") {
        x=groupLeader[3]
        y=groupLeader[4]
        if (board[x,y+1] != weAre"s") {
          print "moving spy north" > TIMESTAMP
          makeMove(x, y+2, x, y+1)
        } else {
          print "moving 4 north" > TIMESTAMP
          system("rm -f "FIRST_GROUP_MOVE_FILE)
          makeMove(x+1, y+1, x+1, y)
        }
      }

      if (groupLeader[2] == "W") {
        x=groupLeader[3]
        y=groupLeader[4]
        if (board[x+1,y] != weAre"4") {
          print "moving 4 west" > TIMESTAMP
          makeMove(x+2, y, x+1, y)
        } else {
          print "moving spy west" > TIMESTAMP
          system("rm -f "FIRST_GROUP_MOVE_FILE)
          makeMove(x+1, y+1, x, y+1)
        }
      }

      REGROUP_IND=TRUE
    }
  
    if (groupLeader[1] == 4) {
      if (groupLeader[2] == "E") {
        x=groupLeader[3]
        y=groupLeader[4]
        if (board[x-1,y+1] != weAre"s") {
          print "moving spy east" > TIMESTAMP
          makeMove(x-2, y+1, x-1, y+1)
        } else {
          print "moving 2 east" > TIMESTAMP
          system("rm -f "FIRST_GROUP_MOVE_FILE)
          makeMove(x-2, y, x-1, y)
        }
      }

      if (groupLeader[2] == "N") {
        x=groupLeader[3]
        y=groupLeader[4]
        if (board[x-1,y] != weAre"2") {
          #### move 2 N
          print "moving 2 north" > TIMESTAMP
          makeMove(x-1, y+1, x-1, y)
        } else {
          print "moving spy north" > TIMESTAMP
          #### move spy N
          system("rm -f "FIRST_GROUP_MOVE_FILE)
          makeMove(x-1, y+2, x-1, y+1)
        }
      }

      if (groupLeader[2] == "S") {
        x=groupLeader[3]
        y=groupLeader[4]
        if (board[x-1,y+1] != weAre"s") {
          #### move 2 N
          print "moving spy sout" > TIMESTAMP
          makeMove(x-1, y, x-1, y+1)
        } else {
          print "moving 2 south" > TIMESTAMP
          #### move spy N
          system("rm -f "FIRST_GROUP_MOVE_FILE)
          makeMove(x-1, y-1, x-1, y)
        }
      }

      REGROUP_IND=TRUE
    }
  }
}


###################################
#
#  diffuseBomb() - finds quickest bomb to diffuse
#
###################################
function diffuseBomb() {
        
  bombCount=0
  closestMiner=1000
  foundBomb = FALSE

  for (j=1; j<=BOARD_HEIGHT; j++) {
    for (i=1; i<=BOARD_WIDTH; i++) {
      if (board[i,j] == weAreNot"B") {
        bombCount++
        bomb[bombCount] = i","j
        foundBomb=TRUE
      }
    }
  }
        
  if (foundBomb == FALSE) return
          
  for (k=1; k<=bombCount; k++) {
    split(bomb[bombCount], temp, ",");
    targetX = temp[1]
    targetY = temp[2]
            
    for (j=1; j<=BOARD_HEIGHT; j++) {
      for (i=1; i<=BOARD_WIDTH; i++) {
        if (board[i,j] == weAre"8") {
          minerDist = findClosestPath(i, j, targetX, targetY)
          print "is this miner "i,j" closer to "targetX, targetY" dist
="minerD$
          if (minerDist < closestMiner) {
            closestMiner = minerDist
            closestBombX = targetX
            closestBombY = targetY
            closestMinerX = i
            closestMinerY = j
          }
        }
      }
    }
  }
            
  print "The closest bomb is at "closestBombX","closestBombY > TIMESTAMP
  print "The closest miner is at " closestMinerX "," closestMinerY >
TIMESTAMP
            
  if ( closestMiner == 1 ) {       
    if ( closestBombX - closestMinerX == 1 ) makeMove(closestMinerX,
closestMin$
    if ( closestBombX - closestMinerX == -1 ) makeMove(closestMinerX,
closestMi$
    if ( closestBombY - closestMinerY == 1 ) makeMove(closestMinerX,
closestMin$
    if ( closestBombY - closestMinerY == -1 ) makeMove(closestMinerX,
closestMi$
  }
      
print "miner go up?" > TIMESTAMP
  if ( (closestBombY - closestMinerY) < 0 ) {
print "almost?"board[closestMinerX,closestMinerY-1] > TIMESTAMP
    if ( board[closestMinerX, closestMinerY-1] == "  " ) {
print "should?" > TIMESTAMP
      makeMove(closestMinerX, closestMinerY, closestMinerX,
closestMinerY-1)
    }
  }
print "miner go right?" > TIMESTAMP
  if ( (closestBombX - closestMinerX) >= 0 ) {
print "almost?"board[closestMinerX+1,closestMinerY] > TIMESTAMP
    if ( board[closestMinerX+1, closestMinerY] == "  " ) {
print "should?" > TIMESTAMP
      makeMove(closestMinerX, closestMinerY, closestMinerX+1,
closestMinerY)
    }
  }  
     
print "miner go down?" > TIMESTAMP
  if ( (closestBombY - closestMinerY) >= 0 ) {
print "almost?"board[closestMinerX,closestMinerY+1] > TIMESTAMP
    if ( board[closestMinerX, closestMinerY+1] == "  " ) {
print "should?" > TIMESTAMP
      makeMove(closestMinerX, closestMinerY, closestMinerX,
closestMinerY+1)
    }
  }  
}    





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Aaron Powell:
  just a backup copy of a simple design in case dan and sean forget.

www.newsers.com/aaron/cs313bu.htm

and my final update before the due date

www.newsers.com/aaron/cs313ud.htm

A P
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sorry, made an error in the links for the data files. Here's the new
links:

3. data:
http://wolf.cs/~cs313/rilkes/group.form*
http://wolf.cs/~cs313/rilkes/flag.form*
log files:
>http://wolf.cs/~cs313/rilkes/log.
http://wolf.cs/~cs313/rilkes/firstGroupMove
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Attached is the writeup for our Stratego project.

Our team name is "badanalogy" and our members are:

Kevin Goodier (bkg2)
Melanie Cowan (mjc3)
Greg Kinasewitz (gtk1)

All of our files can be found on wolf.cs in the
http://cs.wustl.edu/~cs313/stratego/badanalogy/

The files are:

badanalogy
badanalogy.formation
badanalogy.README

They can also be found on ai.wustl.edu, which is where we did our
development.


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Here is the link to my final Stratego web-page update

http://cec/~dmd1/CS313/Stratego.html

Dawn Drexler
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Our page can be found on wolf in the folder 'brain'.
http://wolf.cs.wustl.edu/~cs313/cs313/brain/
-Tom, Jim, and Marc


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here is a link to my report page.  I have liks to my progress pages there
and a short summary there as well. Our code is located on K9 at
/disk1/home/sc313/thumper/thumper* .  Our program makes system calls to
GHM so I put it in a subdirectory to make sure no one nuked our copy.

http://artsci.wustl.edu/~dhgoya/cs313/StrategoReport.html



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http://www.students.cec.wustl.edu/~vm2/cs313/StrategoFinal.htm
 

Here's my final page for stratego.

- Vasanth

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Hello.  This is the report and links for the team hailevil, consisting of:

Kevin Crouse
Michael Schulz
Ken Swanson

Our program is located at:

http://wolf/stratego/hailevil/hailevil
http://wolf/stratego/hailevil/hailevil.formation

It also uses this datafile to store information between rounds:

http://wolf/stratego/hailevil/dfile.fle

Our program, hailevil, was built with the main objective of trying to
achieve a concept we called "containment".  Basically, our idea was to
take the 3 "lanes" that the lakes naturally form, and close 2 of them off
with bomb walls.  Then, we would gain an advantage by focusing on the only
remaining lane, while our opponent would be spread out over all three.  We
decided to use this advantage to create a trap that would make it
virtually impossible to cross into our territory, and thus allow us to
dictate the game as we see fit.

http://wolf/stratego/hailevil/marx

We decided later that should we lose containment for whatever reason, we
should just go on a all-out assault on where we thought the flag was.

http://wolf/stratego/hailevil/assault_final

...and a more detailed description of our containment idea.

http://wolf/stratego/hailevil/containment_description

Unfortunately, we were unable to create any scripts of games, due to
logistical and time factors.  We will try to generate those sometime soon,
and put them in the wolf/stratego/hailevil directory.

-Ken Swanson

(I apologize for not being able to put actual links in this--I wasn't sure
how to).


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Here is the final results from Project2501 (Dan Pemstein, Sean Waters, Aaron
Powell).  The description and all files are on wolf at
/~cs313/cs313/Project2501.  Go the html here:
http://wolf.cs.wustl.edu/~cs313/cs313/Project2501/final.html

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From: "Carey M. Long" 
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        "Adam Quagliara" 
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Prof. Loui,
Our team, LiQuiD, which includes David Discher, Carey Long and Adam
Quagliara, submitted our work at:

http://wolf.cs.wustl.edu/~cs313/cs313/LiQuiD/

We are actually submitting two different versions of our strategy: LiQuiD.pl
and LiQuiD2.pl

Thanks!