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Meir Goldenberg
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Selected Publications
External Links
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* Meir Goldenberg
Meir Goldenberg
,
an Israeli computer scientist affiliated with
Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
where he works with
Ariel Felner
et al. on
pathfinding
algorithms.
Selected Publications
[1]
Meir Goldenberg
,
Ariel Felner
,
Nathan Sturtevant
,
Jonathan Schaeffer
(
2010
).
Portal-Based True-Distance Heuristics for Path Finding
.
SOCS-10
,
pdf
Guni Sharon
,
Roni Stern
,
Meir Goldenberg
,
Ariel Felner
(
2011
).
The Increasing Cost Tree Search for Optimal Multi-Agent Pathfinding
.
IJCAI 2011
,
pdf
Meir Goldenberg
,
Ariel Felner
,
Roni Stern
,
Guni Sharon
,
Jonathan Schaeffer
(
2012
).
A* Variants for Optimal Multi-Agent Pathfinding
. SOCS 2012,
pdf
[2]
Meir Goldenberg
,
Ariel Felner
,
Roni Stern
,
Guni Sharon
,
Nathan Sturtevant
,
Robert C. Holte
,
Jonathan Schaeffer
(
2014
).
Enhanced Partial Expansion A*
.
Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research
, Vol. 50,
pdf
External Links
Mr. Meir Goldenberg Web Site
Postings
Why is my code in C++ so much slower than my code in C
by
Meir Goldenberg
,
Stack Overflow
, April 13, 2014
References
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Oct 20, 2014
Jonathan Schaeffer
Jan 29, 2018
Meir Goldenberg
Oct 20, 2014
Nathan Sturtevant
Oct 23, 2015
People
Feb 28, 2018
Robert Holte
Feb 15, 2017
Roni Stern
Oct 20, 2014
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Meir Goldenberg,
an Israeli computer scientist affiliated with Ben-Gurion University of the Negev where he works with Ariel Felner et al. on pathfinding algorithms.
Selected Publications
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Postings
References
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