WScT08-Minutes-Competition

• Unique IDs for problems in database
  • Idea: short IDs that can be used in papers
  • Different suggested formats (nrs are relative, e.g., 2008-1 and 2009-1 possible):
    • nameOfAuthor-year-nr (problem of uniqueness)
    • abbreviatedNameOfAuthor-year-nr (problem of uniqueness)
    • login-year-nr
    • year-archiveNr-fileNr
    • year-fileNr
    • nr
  • Question: Who decides format? Would be nice to have decision soon

• Annotation of termination problems
  • Comments can be added by user
  • Status at time of submission (open in theory, solved on paper, solved, solved certified, ...)
  • Presentation will show above points and computed information (like date of submission, solved by xx tools, ...)

• Submission of many problems
  • Zip-files which contain xml-file for adding initial comments, etc.
  • Format of xml-file has to be fixed
  • Should be same format for adding and for retrieving examples
  • To discuss: relation to system-part of XTC-format

• Wishlist for termination competition platform
  • Testing should be frequently possible
  • Extract challenging problems and letting them run with higher time-limit
  • Quotas for experiments? Accessing non-approved examples? Using non-approved tools? Mainly Innsbruck is in charge and makes rules public
  • SQL-variant for selection problems and evaluate results, where several properties can be used within queries
  • Scoring should be flexible
  • Categories as queries (incl. randomSubsetOf(..)) + timeout(s) + scoring
  • New category: XML-proofs given, certifiers compete
  • Possibility to manually attach proofs for problem (difficult to find/human assisted, or large and put it as challenge for certificating category)
  • Open source (Obergurgl 2007 this was stated)
  • https

• Discussion whether TRSs should be removed from standard categories which do not satisfy variable condition

• Timeouts for verified competition
  • Discussion whether there are separate timeouts on proof-finding and checking, or one global timeout
  • Majority was for separate timeouts