Developing Close Combat Behaviors for Simulated Soldiers Using Genetic Programming Techniques

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@TechReport{Schaller:2003:tr,

• author = "Mark J. Schaller and Richard J. Pryor",
• title = "Developing Close Combat Behaviors for Simulated Soldiers Using Genetic Programming Techniques",
• institution = "Sandia National Laboratories",
• year = "2003",
• type = "SANDIA REPORT",
• number = "SAND2003-2928",
• address = "Alberque, New Mexico, USA",
• month = oct,
• keywords = "genetic algorithms, genetic programming",
• URL = "http://www.cs.sandia.gov/web1433/pubsagent/Soldier.pdf",
• abstract = "Genetic programming is a powerful methodology for automatically producing solutions to problems in a variety of domains. It has been used successfully to develop behaviours for RoboCup soccer players and simple combat agents. We will attempt to use genetic programming to solve a problem in the domain of strategic combat, keeping in mind the end goal of developing sophisticated behaviors for compound defence and infiltration...",
• size = "32 pages",

}

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