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1	THE DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF AN ADAPTIVE CHESS GAME Peiravi, Mehdi 01 September 2015 (has links) In recent years, computer games have become a common form of entertainment. Fast advancement in computer technology and internet speed have helped entertainment software developers to create graphical games that keep a variety of players’ interest. The emergence of artificial intelligence systems has evolved computer gaming technology in new and profound ways. Artificial intelligence provides the illusion of intelligence in the behavior of NPCs (Non-Playable-Characters). NPCs are able to use the increased CPU, GPU, RAM, Storage and other bandwidth related capabilities, resulting in very difficult game play for the end user. In many cases, computer abilities must be toned down in order to give the human player a competitive chance in the game. This improves the human player’s perception of fair game play and allows for continued interest in playing. A proper adaptive learning mechanism is required to further this human player’s motivation. During this project, past achievements of adaptive learning on computer chess game play are reviewed and adaptive learning mechanisms in computer chess game play is proposed. Adaptive learning is used to adapt the game’s difficulty level to the players’ skill levels. This adaptation is done using the player’s game history and current performance. The adaptive chess game is implemented through the open source chess game engine Beowulf, which is freely available for download on the internet. computer chess game artificial intelligence adaptive chess engine Robotics
2	Wireless communications infrastructure for collaboration in common space Metingu, Kivanc 03 1900 (has links) Approved for public release, distribution is unlimited / Modern technology is making virtual environments a part of daily life. However, some constraints about the usage of virtual environments, such as the need for high performance and well-configured computers, prevent users from accessing virtual environments in some places other than special computer rooms. Mobile devices may be used to solve this limitation in a virtual environment. The remote-control approach to access virtual worlds on the Internet or on a corporate network is a new concept that opens new doors to users. First step of this approach is already in use, such as games implemented for mobile devices using the screen of a mobile device as display, and has given satisfying results for some users. This research will take the user, who not only wants to be mobile but also does not want to sacrifice high resolution textures and complex models, closer to his/her goal. Mobile devices provide mobility to the user, but sacrifice not only the reality of the virtual environments but also screen size, which is very important for visibility of complex virtual environments. The hybrid approach with wireless internet connection by using mobile devices as remote control gives the user the advantages of mobility over desktop PCs. On the other hand, the realism provided by high-quality PCs on the server side exceeds the capabilities of mobile devices. / Lieutenant Junior Grade, Turkish Navy Wireless communication systems Ethernet (Local area network system) Bluetooth technology Remote control Wireless Wireless Ethernet 802.11 Bluetooth Collaboration Mobile devices Remote control Virtual environment X3D VRML Chess game Pocket PC Cortona Mobility Reality Java application Web services

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Wireless communications infrastructure for collaboration in common space