ICGA Journal

Papers
(The median citation count of ICGA Journal is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-03-01 to 2024-03-01.)
ArticleCitations
Polygames: Improved zero learning19
Deep learning for general game playing with Ludii and Polygames4
The Computer Olympiad 20203
The 20th Top Chess Engine Championship, TCEC203
The 2021 Computer Olympiad3
The 19th Top Chess Engine Championship, TCEC193
An efficient AI-based method to play the Mahjong game with the knowledge and game-tree searching strategy3
TCEC Cup 82
The Computer Olympiads 1989–20212
2048-like games for teaching reinforcement learning2
The 18th Top Chess Engine Championship, TCEC182
Jacques Pitrat (1934–2019): An obituary1
CEN: Thomas Ströhlein’s Endgame Tables, a 50th Anniversary1
Yahari wins Chinese dark chess tournament1
TCEC Cup 71
Chess without draws1
The 17th Top Chess Engine Championship, TCEC171
The 2022 Computer Olympiad1
TCEC Cup 61
Computer Chess and Chess Computers in East Germany1
The TCEC17 Computer Chess Superfinal: A perspective1
Athénan wins sixteen gold medals at the Computer Olympiad1
The 1970 United States computer chess championship: The start of the longest-running experiment in computer science history1
The TCEC20 Computer Chess Superfinal: A perspective1
The TCEC18 Computer Chess Superfinal: A perspective1
CEN: Understanding Rook vs Minor Piece Endgames1
Descent wins five gold medals at the Computer Olympiad0
The SSDF chess engine rating list, 2022-120
MuMu Won the EinStein Würfelt Nicht! Tournament0
Confirmation of the validity of the HLTV ranking0
A description language for chess0
An upper bound for the number of chess diagrams without promotion0
MeowCaTS won the Mahjong tournament0
Heuri: A scrabble© playing engine using a probability-based heuristic0
Computers and games (CG 2022) conference report0
The SSDF chess engine rating list, 2022-050
Fifty years of computer chess0
TCEC Cup 50
The 2022 World Computer Chess Championships0
BeBe, SYS-10, Inc., and computer chess0
Chess960 Superhumans!0
VeryLongCat won the Mahjong tournament0
Hydra: Report and technical overview0
The algebraic solvability of the novel lamplighter puzzle0
From beginner to over champion0
(Game-)tree searcher search0
Solving narrow Konane boards0
Computers and Games 2020 (CG 2020)0
The SSDF Chess Engine Rating List, 2021-070
The SSDF Rating List, 2020-07, in memoriam Tony Hedlund0
Editorial: Commemorating computer chess0
The 2022 Ludii AI competition0
Report on the 2nd Digital Ludeme Project Workshop0
Editorial: Mahjong, Sudoku and Chess0
The Connect6 tournament of the 2019 Computer Olympiad0
The SSDF chess engine rating list, 2023-050
Editorial: Scrabble, Lamplighter and the Computer Olympiad0
The future of computer chess tournaments0
Artificial intelligence and correspondence chess: A harbinger for other endeavors0
Exciting news for the 2021 advances in computer games conference0
Editorial: Chess, ludemes and trees0
Second player’s cannot-lose strategy for Cylinder-Infinite-Connect-Four with circumference 110
Adaptive rubber-banding system of dynamic difficulty adjustment in racing games0
A tribute to Jan Krabbenbos (1964–2022)0
Hans Berliner: A life in chess, computer chess and much more0
Jump wins Chinese Checkers tournament0
Editorial: Darts, Connect Four and the 2022 Computer Olympiad0
Guy Haworth, Chess, PuyoPuyo and the Computer Olympiad 20200
The history of Blitz/Cray-Blitz/Crafty0
JadeHare wins Honeymoon Bridge tournament in ICGA 20220
The DouDiZhu tournament of the 2019 Computer Olympiad0
On the power of lookahead in single-player PuyoPuyo0
Editorial: Looking back, looking forward0
Analyzing a variant of Clobber: The game of San Jego0
Editorial: Ludii, Konane and the Computer Olympiads0
Sudoku Ripeto0
The ACG 2019 Conference0
Editorial: Many games, many authors0
Computer loses in king-size blunder0
Editorial: Rankings and ratings0
Editorial: Jan Krabbenbos, Videogames, CG 2022 and the 2022 WCCC0
The SSDF Chess Engine Rating List, 2020-120
A tribute to Guy Haworth0
Editorial: Stay the course0
Book review0
The future of chess0
A program for analyzing two move chess problems0
The laughing is over10
Nyanpass wins Minishogi and Diceshogi tournaments0
ACG 2021 conference report0
Automated videogame mechanics generation with XVGDL0
The 2023 Computer Olympiad0
An analysis of games played in world computer chess championships over the years0
Monte_Alpha Wins the EinStein Würfelt Nicht Tournament0
Nim variants0
Mad Monty Chess0
CLAP_CDC wins Chinese dark chess tournament0
Dvoretsky’s Endgame Manual, Edition 5: The bible evolves0
A polyomino puzzle for arithmetic practice0
Real-time optical dart detection and scoring algorithm for steel tip dartboards0
Ben Mittman – an appreciation0
The TCEC19 Computer Chess Superfinal: A perspective0
Editorial: Nim, Racing Games and Advances in Computer Games 20210
Chess 4.5’s participation in the Paul Masson Chess Classic Tournament of 19760
Requiem wins Nonogram tournament0
The SSDF Chess Engine Rating List, 2022-010
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