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Evaluating Case-Based Systems in Virtual Games

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Evaluating Case-Based Systems in Virtual Games

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TIELT is a software testbed that facilitates the integration and testing of learning-embedded decision systems on user-selected tasks from virtual gaming simulators. A key component of TIELT is its support for user-defined experimental methodologies. This paper examines how some case-based agents have been evaluated in game environments, describes how such experiments can be supported using TIELT, and how future extensions of TIELT will better meet the needs of case-based reasoning researchers.

Keith Needels, Matthew Molineaux, David W. Aha

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Added	27 Jun 2010
Updated	27 Jun 2010
Type	Conference
Year	2005
Where	ICCBR
Authors	Keith Needels, Matthew Molineaux, David W. Aha

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