RoboCup 2003 Coachable Teams

General Information

No coach should use relative points; use point arithmetic instead. Relative points were not included in the manual, and are not needed now that we have full point arithmetic

Example: Don't do this:

(pt 10 10 (pt ball))

((pt 10 10) + (pt ball)) 

Thank you to the groups who contributed coachable teams!

• UTAustin
• Carnegie Mellon
• WrightEagle

Releases

• [9/11/2003] (updated 9/15/2003) This is the release of the agents officially used at the competition. My apologies for the delay in releasing these.

release_v5.tgz [7091337 bytes]

• [6/29/2003] This is the fourth and potentially final release of the teams. Please note that the WrightEagle team needs libstdc++.so.5, a library provided by gcc version 3.2. The WrightEagle binary should be much faster than the last release. The Canegie Mellon binary is statically linked, so you should not need any libraries.

release_v4.tgz [6479495 bytes]

• [6/26/2003] This is the third release of the teams. This is probably not the final release. I apologize for the delay; lots of bug fixing has been done Please note that the WrightEagle team needs libstdc++.so.5, a library provided by gcc version 3.2

release_v3.tgz [6410759 bytes]

• [6/23/2003] This is the second release of the teams. This is not the final release. Their are known problems with the parsing in the UTAustin agents and the positioning of the CM agents. A new release should appear tomorrow. Please note that the WrightEagle team needs libstdc++.so.5, a library provided by gcc version 3.2

release_v2.tgz [5026088 bytes]

• [6/18/2003] This is the first release of the teams. Unfortunately, only two of the teams are actually available at this point (UTAustin and Carnegie Mellon). The other two teams I expect to have (Iranians and WrightEagle) are being debugged. An update will be posted here as soon as it is available.

release_v1.tgz [4229036 bytes]