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Combined concurrent populations, two-tier optimization of internal reward schemes and multiscale recurrent representations to learn pixel-based QuakeIII capture-the-flag policies that cooperated and competed with unfamiliar teammates/opponents.
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Original2018v1 study, not a silent merge with expanded2019journal scenarios. Uses game-point event signals and evolved reward shaping, not pixels plus terminal win alone. Human/agent control resolution, reaction time and tagging accuracy differ; artificial accuracy reduction tests do not prove identical interfaces or universal human-level teamwork. PBT and earlier recurrent/RL ideas are inherited.
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Max Jaderberg; Wojciech M. Czarnecki; Iain Dunning; Luke Marris; Guy Lever; Antonio Garcia Castaneda; Charles Beattie; Neil C. Rabinowitz; Ari S. Morcos; Avraham Ruderman; Nicolas Sonnerat; Tim Green; Louise Deason; Joel Z. Leibo; David Silver; Demis Hassabis; Koray Kavukcuoglu; Thore Graepel
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For The Win: population-trained visual team play
Combined concurrent populations, two-tier optimization of internal reward schemes and multiscale recurrent representations to learn pixel-based QuakeIII capture-the-flag policies that cooperated and competed with unfamiliar teammates/opponents.
Scientific scope
Original2018v1 study, not a silent merge with expanded2019journal scenarios. Uses game-point event signals and evolved reward shaping, not pixels plus terminal win alone. Human/agent control resolution, reaction time and tagging accuracy differ; artificial accuracy reduction tests do not prove identical interfaces or universal human-level teamwork. PBT and earlier recurrent/RL ideas are inherited.
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People and systems
Max Jaderberg; Wojciech M. Czarnecki; Iain Dunning; Luke Marris; Guy Lever; Antonio Garcia Castaneda; Charles Beattie; Neil C. Rabinowitz; Ari S. Morcos; Avraham Ruderman; Nicolas Sonnerat; Tim Green; Louise Deason; Joel Z. Leibo; David Silver; Demis Hassabis; Koray Kavukcuoglu; Thore Graepel
Source-listed authors or explicitly credited technical contributors for the cited versions. Family entries retain source-specific attribution; a combined list is not one original-paper byline or equal individual work. Names alone do not establish resolved identities.