Post by nineliiife on Apr 7, 2016 16:59:10 GMT
Hi, I was hoping I could some of you to help me out with my honours project research.
For my honours project I’ve been researching into effective techniques to use in AI for video games, directly related to emulating realistic sports strategies. The end result of this is the simulation I’ve produced, which is meant to model an ice hockey powerplay (with limited constraints on the external rules of ice hockey otherwise). What I’m looking for is people to download and watch the simulation I’ve produced for a short amount of time (no more than a couple of minutes, the program will tell you when you’ve reached two minutes), then fill in a short survey on the behaviours, which will give me feedback to discuss in my dissertation on how I could improve the behaviours.
If you’re interested in helping me out (and I’d really appreciate it), you can download the simulation zip file from the link below, and follow the instructions in the readme pdf on how to run the program, along with the additional slightly more technical details of what you’re seeing. The whole process shouldn’t take more than about 10-15 minutes.
Thanks ^_^
EDIT: I've stopped collecting responses, thanks to anyone who responded
For my honours project I’ve been researching into effective techniques to use in AI for video games, directly related to emulating realistic sports strategies. The end result of this is the simulation I’ve produced, which is meant to model an ice hockey powerplay (with limited constraints on the external rules of ice hockey otherwise). What I’m looking for is people to download and watch the simulation I’ve produced for a short amount of time (no more than a couple of minutes, the program will tell you when you’ve reached two minutes), then fill in a short survey on the behaviours, which will give me feedback to discuss in my dissertation on how I could improve the behaviours.
If you’re interested in helping me out (and I’d really appreciate it), you can download the simulation zip file from the link below, and follow the instructions in the readme pdf on how to run the program, along with the additional slightly more technical details of what you’re seeing. The whole process shouldn’t take more than about 10-15 minutes.
Thanks ^_^
EDIT: I've stopped collecting responses, thanks to anyone who responded