MATLAB Programming Contest Blog

November 2nd, 2005

Darkness

The 12th MATLAB Contest is now underway. We are in darkness. During the first day of the contest, participants can’t see the scores or the code for the entries. This phase challenges participants to create a solver without any feedback from the actual test suite and independently from each other. This phase ends on Thursday at noon EST and we’ll award our first mid-contest prize for the best entry submitted before that time. Welcome and good luck!

We’ve also created a MATLAB Contest Frappr so you can tell us where you are on the map. If you’re participating, please add yourself and a picture.

By Matthew Simoneau

09:24 UTC | Posted in Sudoku | Permalink |

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