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Affordance Theory in Game Design
A Guide Toward Understanding Players
Av Hamna Aslam, Joseph Alexander Brown
Häftad, 2020
275 kr
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Games, whether educational or recreational, are meant to be fun. How do we ensure that the game delivers its intent?The answer to this question is playtesting. However, a haphazard playtest process cannot discover play experience from various dimensions. Players' perceptions, affordances, age, …
Affordance Theory in Game Design
A Guide Toward Understanding Players
Av Joseph Alexander Brown, Hamna Aslam
E-bok, 2022
447 kr
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Games, whether educational or recreational, are meant to be fun. How do we ensure that the game delivers its intent? The answer to this question is playtesting. However, a haphazard playtest process cannot discover play experience from various dimensions. Players'' perceptions, affordances, age, …
AI Versus Epidemics
Av James Hughes, Sheridan Houghten m. fl.
Inbunden, 2024
453 kr
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This book presents algorithms and tools that are designed to model and extract information from personal contact networks, which represent which individuals in a population are physically in contact with one another. The authors developed these tools based on research they conducted during the …
AI Versus Epidemics
Av Matthew Stoodley, Wendy Ashlock m. fl.
E-bok, 2024
575 kr
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This book presents algorithms and tools that are designed to model and extract information from personal contact networks, which represent which individuals in a population are physically in contact with one another. The authors developed these tools based on research they conducted during the …
AI Versus Epidemics
Av James Hughes, Sheridan Houghten m. fl.
Häftad, 2025
455 kr
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This book presents algorithms and tools that are designed to model and extract information from personal contact networks, which represent which individuals in a population are physically in contact with one another. The authors developed these tools based on research they conducted during the …
