SIGMOD 2010 Programming Contest
Results
This Web site deals with the 2010 edition of the SIGMOD Programming contest. See the Web site for the SIGMOD 2011 contest.
This page describes the results of the SIGMOD 2010 programming contest.
The winner of the ACM SIGMOD 2010 programming contest is Hyunjung Park (team cardinality, Stanford University). He has been awarded 5,000 USD, and invited for a research visit to Paris. The slides of the announcement, as well as a video (thanks to Andrei Teodorescu) are available.
The source code of the winning implementation is available for download (local copy) under the new BSD License.
The five finalist teams are ranked as follows:
The detailed final scores of all five finalist teams are available as a CSV file (column 0 contains the team name; columns 1 to 8 contain the average execution time for the corresponding bench, -1 noting a crash or a timeout; the last column contains the average score).
The finalist teams have designed some posters to present their work at the SIGMOD 2010 conference:
The following table summarizes the scores of the ten best submissions to the programming contest, before the selection of the finalists (lower is better):
| Login | University | Score | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | cardinality | Stanford University | 98.9001 |
| 2. | dbis | TU Kaiserslautern, Germany | 134.9561 |
| 3. | insa | Insa of Lyon, France | 143.9716 |
| 4. | bugboys | KAUST | 144.4289 |
| 5. | spbu | Saint-Petersburg University | 144.5012 |
| 6. | tsinghua | Tsinghua University | 151.4041 |
| 7. | Alexandrina | KAUST | 161.3015 |
| 8. | asin | NKFUST, Taiwan (ROC) | 161.4560 |
| 9. | UCY_Team_FOS | University of Cyprus | 161.5560 |
| 10. | UCY_Dream_Team | University of Cyprus | 161.6109 |
Based on these results, the following five teams were selected as finalists of the competition:
The detailed scores of all five finalist teams at the time of the finalist selection are available as a CSV file (column 0 contains the team name; columns 1 to 8 contain the average execution time for the corresponding bench, -1 noting a crash or a timeout; the last column contains the average score).