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Masahiro Seo
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Masahiro Seo
,
a Japanese computer scientist, in 2001 affiliated with
AVC Company
,
Matsushita Electric Industrial
,
Osaka
[1]
. He holds a M.Sc. from
University of Tokyo
in 1995, where he introduced
C
*, a
depth-first
and-or tree
algorithm, and further worked on the
PN
* depth-first
proof-number search
[2]
, both applied to
Shogi
to solve
tsume-shogi
problems.
Selected Publications
[3]
Masahiro Seo
(
1995
).
The C* Algorithm for AND/OR Tree Search and Its Application to a Tsume-Shogi Program
. M.Sc. thesis,
University of Tokyo
,
ps
Masahiro Seo
,
Hiroyuki Iida
,
Jos Uiterwijk
(
2001
).
The PN*-Search Algorithm: Applications to Tsume-Shogi.
Artificial Intelligence
, Vol. 129, Nos. 1-2
References
^
ICGA Journal, Vol. 24, No. 4 - Table of Contents
^
Masahiro Seo
,
Hiroyuki Iida
,
Jos Uiterwijk
(
2001
).
The PN*-Search Algorithm: Applications to Tsume-Shogi.
Artificial Intelligence
, Vol. 129, Nos. 1-2
^
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Jos Uiterwijk
Aug 11, 2017
Masahiro Seo
Dec 31, 2013
People
Feb 28, 2018
Proof-number search
Jan 22, 2018
Shogi
Feb 20, 2018
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Table of Contents
Masahiro Seo,
a Japanese computer scientist, in 2001 affiliated with AVC Company, Matsushita Electric Industrial, Osaka [1]. He holds a M.Sc. from University of Tokyo in 1995, where he introduced C*, a depth-first and-or tree algorithm, and further worked on the PN* depth-first proof-number search [2], both applied to Shogi to solve tsume-shogi problems.
Selected Publications
[3]References
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