Trace-Based Multi- Cristeria Preselection Approach for Decision Making in Interactive Applications like Video Games

Ho, Hoang Nam; Rabah, Mourad; Nowakowski, Samuel; Estraillier, Pascal

doi:10.1007/978-3-658-19925-8_15

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“…Mikac and Bernik explore the impact of video games on physical activity and motivation for exercise using virtual reality (VR) technology. This study, while focused on VR, offers insights into the broader implications of how advanced technologies, including AI-driven systems, can influence player behavior and contribute to the immersive experience of video games [13,16].…”

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A Model of Using Digital Information Systems to Create Video Game Contexts: The Case of GPT Models and Its Effect

Zhukova,

Mandragelia,

Chepurna

et al. 2024

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The main goal of the study is to identify factors influencing the formation of video game content through GTP models, and based on these factors to formulate strategies for improving these processes. The object of the research is digital information systems for creating the context of video games. The scientific task of the study is the formation and selection of the most optimal strategy for adapting an information system under the influence of negative factors for video game developers. The research methodology includes the use of a combined approach, including hierarchy analysis, pairwise comparison of alternatives, expert analysis and the Delphi method. As a result of this combined analysis and innovative methods, we developed and selected the most optimal strategy for optimal use of GPT models in video games, which takes into account both technological opportunities and challenges. The study has limitations because the strategies were formed on the basis of a certain list of factors, which theoretically could lead to failure to take into account secondary factors and elements that may also influence the area being studied.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%