Sequence Pattern Mining for Citizens Behaviour Learning in Fair-Purpose Social Games. Some Preliminary Results
Beatriz López,
Roger Campdepadros,
Albert Sabater
Abstract:Artificial Intelligence can be used to understand how citizens interact in a society with the aim to work together towards a better world. The application of AI in this domain has shown immense potential, particularly in leveraging games as powerful tools to simulate individual roles within a society. This research endeavors to explore how sequence pattern mining are applied to data coming from a game, in which humans are posed with the dilemma of progressing through their jobs, while enjoying life, trying to … Show more
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