Downloads

• You can download the source code of our Minecraft settlement generator (ICE JIT), the 3rd place winner (1st for Aesthetics and 2nd for Narrative), submitted to the 2020 Generative Design in Minecraft Competition (GDMC).

• You can download the source code of our Angry-Birds-like game that encourages the player to smile (a webcam is required) to have better mood here (Windows, Mac). More details can be found in the following paper: Jingdi Xu, Yuuki Okido, Sunee Sae-Lao, Pujana Paliyawan, Ruck Thawonmas, and Tomohiro Harada, "Promoting Emotional Well-Being with Angry-Birds-like Gameplay on Pixel Image Levels," The 7th International Conference on Serious Games and Applications for Health (IEEE SeGAH 2019), Kyoto, Japan, Aug. 5-7, 2019.
  

• You can download the source code of FightingICE, a Java platform (also wrapped for Python) for the Fighting Game AI Competition since 2013, here.
  

• You can download the source code of our Kinect-type-controller system presented in the following paper here.
  Pujana Paliyawan and Ruck Thawonmas, "UKI: Universal Kinect-type-controller by ICE Lab," Software: Practice and Experience, 2017. (to appear)

• You can download the source code of our method presented in the following paper here.
  Chee Ken Choy, Kien Quang Nguyen and Ruck Thawonmas, "Quantum-inspired Genetic Algorithm with Two Search Supportive Schemes and Artificial Entanglement," Proc. of 2014 IEEE Symposium on Foundations of Computational Intelligence (FOCI), Florida, USA, pp. 17-23, Dec. 9-12, 2014. (IEEE Computational Intelligence Society Outstanding Student-Paper Travel Grant Award)
  The slides are also available here.

• You can download our winning bot ICEBot (or IceBot), the winner of both CIG 2014 StarCraft AI Competition and AIIDE 2014 StarCraft AI Competition, from here. (Note that this zip file contains all CIG 2014 bots)
  A more structured representation of our AI source code can be found from here.You are welcome to register, at the top-right corner, and help us add comments to the source code.

• You can download the source code of the latest (as of September 5, 2014) winner Ms. Pac-Man controller ICEP-IDDFS at the Ms Pac-Man vs Ghosts League from here and read its brief description here.

• You can download the source code and a description document of our winning Ms. Pac-Man controller at the IEEE Computational Intelligence Society CIG 2009 Software Agent Ms. Pac-Mac Competition from this page.

• You can download the source code of the ghosts and the sample AIs of Ms. Pacman (NPEPac and DFSPac) that we used in the following paper:
  Kien Quang Nguyen and Ruck Thawonmas, "Monte-Carlo Tree Search for Collaboration Control of Ghosts in Ms. Pac-Man," IEEE Transactions on Computational Intelligence and AI in Games, vol.5, no.1, pp. 57-68, 2013.(spotlighted in IEEE Computational Intelligence Magazine, vol. 8, no. 4, 2013 (Impact Factor 4.6))

• You can download a MATLAB code that performs Independent Component Analysis using a deflation approach, and read its description file here.