The Multi-Agent Programming Contest
News
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MAPC 2018 - Results:
Congratulations to SMART_JaCaMo for winning this year’s contest, convincingly defeating the runner-up TUBDAI in the final round. The results and replays have been uploaded to the 2018 contest page.
- The teams should now submit their source code until the 7th of October.
- The analysis and team papers will be published with Springer. Details will be announced soon.
Thanks to everyone for participating. And as always, after the game is before the game.
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Registration complete:
The registration is complete; 6 teams have signed up for MAPC 2018! Have a look at our Registration page to view the registrants.
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Registration open:
Head over to our Registration page to register now for MAPC 2018!
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Agent Contest 2018:
We have just released the preliminary schedule and first package for the 2018 installment of the Multi-Agent Programming Contest.
As always, we are grateful for any reported sightings of possible bugs and issues and of course, your general feedback.
2016, 2017, 2018: Agents in the City
Aims and Scope
This competition is an attempt to stimulate research in the area of multi-agent system development and programming by
- identifying key problems,
- collecting suitable benchmarks, and
- gathering test cases which require and enforce coordinated action
that can serve as milestones for testing multi-agent programming languages, platforms and tools. We also expect that participating at the contest helps to debug existing systems and to identify their weak and strong aspects.
The performance of a particular system will be determined in a series of games where the systems compete against each other. While winning the competition is not the main point, we hope it will shed light on the applicability of certain frameworks to particular domains.
History
2011, 2012, 2013, 2014: Agents on Mars
2008, 2009, 2010: Cow Herding Scenario
2006, 2007: Goldminers Scenario
2005: CLIMA VI Contest
