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Combined transformer code generation with large-scale sampling, filtering and clustering, reporting approximately median-level placement on simulated Codeforces contests.
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Scientific scope
The result concerns selected competitive-programming contests under the paper's evaluation protocol, not reliable general software development.
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- Li and colleagues: AlphaCode competition-level code generation — original paper
- Li and colleagues: AlphaCode competition-level code generation — company research page
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People and systems
Yujia Li; David Choi; Junyoung Chung; Nate Kushman; Julian Schrittwieser; Rémi Leblond; Tom Eccles; James Keeling; Felix Gimeno; Agustin Dal Lago; Thomas Hubert; Peter Choy; Cyprien de Masson d'Autume; Igor Babuschkin; Xinyun Chen; Po-Sen Huang; Johannes Welbl; Sven Gowal; Alexey Cherepanov; James Molloy; Daniel J. Mankowitz; Esme Sutherland Robson; Pushmeet Kohli; Nando de Freitas; Koray Kavukcuoglu; Oriol Vinyals
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AlphaCode · DeepMind · AlphaCode (2022 study)
Generated and filtered competitive-programming solutions under human-designed evaluations. Source-reported attribution; provider attestation is unavailable.
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English catalogue narrative
Li and colleagues: AlphaCode competition-level code generation
Combined transformer code generation with large-scale sampling, filtering and clustering, reporting approximately median-level placement on simulated Codeforces contests.
Scientific scope
The result concerns selected competitive-programming contests under the paper's evaluation protocol, not reliable general software development.
Reading status
This is a source-linked WRS catalogue note. A full explanatory guide and independent scientific reconstruction have not been completed for this entry. Read the identified original work for its complete narrative and arguments.
People and systems
Yujia Li; David Choi; Junyoung Chung; Nate Kushman; Julian Schrittwieser; Rémi Leblond; Tom Eccles; James Keeling; Felix Gimeno; Agustin Dal Lago; Thomas Hubert; Peter Choy; Cyprien de Masson d'Autume; Igor Babuschkin; Xinyun Chen; Po-Sen Huang; Johannes Welbl; Sven Gowal; Alexey Cherepanov; James Molloy; Daniel J. Mankowitz; Esme Sutherland Robson; Pushmeet Kohli; Nando de Freitas; Koray Kavukcuoglu; Oriol Vinyals
Complete named paper byline. Human research, source-reported system execution and experimental validation are distinct; individual effort shares are not measured.
AlphaCode / DeepMind / AlphaCode (2022 study): Generated and filtered competitive-programming solutions under human-designed evaluations (source reported).