United RoboCup-2002 Simulator Team

This page presents the United team entered in the RoboCup-2002 simulator league.

People

Peter Stone

Results

The tournament included 42 teams from around the world.
ATTUnited-2001 won 3 games, tied 2, and lost 4.
Results of RoboCup-2002 are available from the main RoboCup homepage. Or you can go directly to the RoboCup-2002 simulation league page.

Summary

The United-2002 simulator team is based upon the CMUnited-99 simulator team and aspects of the ATT-CMUnited-2000 simulator team and the ATTUnited-2001 simulator team. The low level code of United-2002 is based almost entirely on CMUnited-99. However, it has been updated to handle the features of version 8 of the Soccer Server.
You can download this updated source code. It has been used as the basis for a class on Autonomous Multiagent Systems in the Department of Computer Sciences at The University of Texas at Austin as described in the following paper:
Autonomous Multiagent Systems as an Introduction to CS Research. Peter Stone.

which is available with latest reference information from my publications page.
You may also run United-2002 as it ran in Fukuoka.
Download the tarred, gzipped executables for Debian Linux 3.0. A README file with instructions on how to start the clients and a brief team description paper are included.

	People Peter Stone
	Results The tournament included 42 teams from around the world. ATTUnited-2001 won 3 games, tied 2, and lost 4. Results of RoboCup-2002 are available from the main RoboCup homepage. Or you can go directly to the RoboCup-2002 simulation league page.
	Summary The United-2002 simulator team is based upon the CMUnited-99 simulator team and aspects of the ATT-CMUnited-2000 simulator team and the ATTUnited-2001 simulator team. The low level code of United-2002 is based almost entirely on CMUnited-99. However, it has been updated to handle the features of version 8 of the Soccer Server. You can download this updated source code. It has been used as the basis for a class on Autonomous Multiagent Systems in the Department of Computer Sciences at The University of Texas at Austin as described in the following paper: Autonomous Multiagent Systems as an Introduction to CS Research. Peter Stone. which is available with latest reference information from my publications page. You may also run United-2002 as it ran in Fukuoka. Download the tarred, gzipped executables for Debian Linux 3.0. A README file with instructions on how to start the clients and a brief team description paper are included.