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Large-scale games in large-scale systems: . . .

by H. Tembine , 2011
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MEAN-CENTRIC EQUILIBRIUM: AN EQUILIBRIUM CONCEPT FOR LEARNING IN LARGE-SCALE GAMES

by Brian Swensony, Soummya Kary, João Xavier
"... Abstract—The paper is concerned with learning in large-scale multi-agent games. The empirical centroid fictitious play (ECFP) algorithm is a variant of the well-known fictitious play algorithm that is practical and computationally tractable in large-scale games. ECFP has been shown to be an effectiv ..."
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Abstract—The paper is concerned with learning in large-scale multi-agent games. The empirical centroid fictitious play (ECFP) algorithm is a variant of the well-known fictitious play algorithm that is practical and computationally tractable in large-scale games. ECFP has been shown

Learning in Large–Scale Games and Cooperative Control

by Jason Robert Marden , 2007
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Joint Strategy Fictitious Play with Inertia for Potential Games

by Jason R. Marden, Gürdal Arslan, Jeff S. Shamma , 2005
"... We consider finite multi-player repeated games involving a large number of players with large strategy spaces and enmeshed utility structures. In these “large-scale” games, players are inherently faced with limitations in both their observational and computational capabilities. Accordingly, players ..."
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We consider finite multi-player repeated games involving a large number of players with large strategy spaces and enmeshed utility structures. In these “large-scale” games, players are inherently faced with limitations in both their observational and computational capabilities. Accordingly, players

Game space design foundations for trans-reality games

by Craig A. Lindley - In Proceedings of the 2005 ACM SIGCHI International Conference on Advances in computer entertainment technology , 2005
"... Trans-reality games are games that take advantage of pervasive, mobile, ubiquitous, location-based and mixed reality technical infrastructures to create game spaces that can include physical reality together with one or more virtual realities. Creating these games requires basic design decisions abo ..."
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about the relationships between the large scale game spaces involved. In particular, the different game spaces can be related by general 3D coordinate system transforms, together with decisions regarding isomorphism at different levels of spatial scale. The result is a large space of possibilities

Iterative Evaluation of a Large-Scale, Intelligent Game for

by W. Lewis Johnson, Carole Beal - Language Learning.” Conference on Artificial Intelligence in Education , 2005
"... Abstract. Educational content developers, including AIED developers, traditionally make a distinction between formative evaluation and summative evaluation of learning materials. Although the distinction is valid, it is inadequate for many AIED systems because they require multiple types of evaluati ..."
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to summative evaluation. Often these intermediate evaluations go unreported, so other developers cannot benefit from the lessons learned. This paper documents the iterative evaluation of the Tactical Language Training System, an interactive game for learning foreign language and culture. This project employs a

Differential games in large-scale sensor-actuator networks

by Hui Cao, Emre Ertin, Vinodkrishnan Kulathumani, Mukundan Sridharan, Anish Arora - In IPSN ’06: Proceedings of the fifth international conference on Information processing in sensor networks , 2006
"... Surveillance systems based on sensor network technology have been shown to successfully detect, classify and track targets of interest over a large area. State information collected via the sensor network also enables these systems to actuate mobile agents so as to achieve surveillance goals such as ..."
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Surveillance systems based on sensor network technology have been shown to successfully detect, classify and track targets of interest over a large area. State information collected via the sensor network also enables these systems to actuate mobile agents so as to achieve surveillance goals

Donnybrook: Enabling Large-Scale, High-Speed, Peer-to-Peer Games

by Ashwin Bharambe, John R. Douceur, Jacob R. Lorch, Thomas Moscibroda, Jeffrey Pang, Srinivasan Seshan, Xinyu Zhuang
"... Without well-provisioned dedicated servers, modern fast-paced action games limit the number of players who can interact simultaneously to 16–32. This is because interacting players must frequently exchange state updates, and high player counts would exceed the bandwidth available to participating ma ..."
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Without well-provisioned dedicated servers, modern fast-paced action games limit the number of players who can interact simultaneously to 16–32. This is because interacting players must frequently exchange state updates, and high player counts would exceed the bandwidth available to participating

Detecting Large-Scale System Problems by Mining Console Logs

by Wei Xu, Ling Huang Arm
"... Surprisingly, console logs rarely help operators detect problems in large-scale datacenter services, for they often consist of the voluminous intermixing of messages from many software components written by independent developers. We propose a general methodology to mine this rich source of informat ..."
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Surprisingly, console logs rarely help operators detect problems in large-scale datacenter services, for they often consist of the voluminous intermixing of messages from many software components written by independent developers. We propose a general methodology to mine this rich source

From viz-sim to vr to games: How we built a hit game-based simulation

by Michael Zyda, Alex Mayberry, Jesse Mccree, Margaret Davis , 2005
"... Program managers want games for their next training simulator or combat-modeling system. Corporations want their messaging put forward in game form. These desires are sharpened by the enormously successful career of the America’s Army game, the first “serious ” large-scale game ever produced. In thi ..."
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Program managers want games for their next training simulator or combat-modeling system. Corporations want their messaging put forward in game form. These desires are sharpened by the enormously successful career of the America’s Army game, the first “serious ” large-scale game ever produced
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