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Procedural Generation of Quests for Games Using Genetic Algorithms and Automated Planning
Brazilian Symposium on Games and Digital Entertainment, 2019The production of high-quality commercial games requires the work of a few hundred individuals, including designers, artists, and story writers, to produce game content, such as 3D models, textures, and narratives. Over the last decade, the production of
E. S. D. Lima, B. Feijó, A. Furtado
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1987
A number of uncommon and exotic applications of SSA are discussed. First, a case is considered where the elements of the data matrix are comparable only within certain blocks. Second, an approach to processing replicated data without prior averaging is introduced.
I. Borg, J. Lingoes
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A number of uncommon and exotic applications of SSA are discussed. First, a case is considered where the elements of the data matrix are comparable only within certain blocks. Second, an approach to processing replicated data without prior averaging is introduced.
I. Borg, J. Lingoes
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2009 VIII Brazilian Symposium on Games and Digital Entertainment, 2009
This paper presents a hair generation technique for cartoon and Anime characters. The main goal of this work is to provide a procedural generation technique, robust enough in order to create different types of hairs. We propose a parametric model that can produce diversity of obtained results through parameters variation.
Vinícius Jurinic Cassol +2 more
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This paper presents a hair generation technique for cartoon and Anime characters. The main goal of this work is to provide a procedural generation technique, robust enough in order to create different types of hairs. We propose a parametric model that can produce diversity of obtained results through parameters variation.
Vinícius Jurinic Cassol +2 more
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CityX: Controllable Procedural Content Generation for Unbounded 3D Cities
arXiv.orgUrban areas, as the primary human habitat in modern civilization, accommodate a broad spectrum of social activities. With the surge of embodied intelligence, recent years have witnessed an increasing presence of physical agents in urban areas, such as ...
Shougao Zhang +8 more
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2015
Legal rights and interests are protected in myriad ways and not always in a substantive sense or through entrenched constitutional provisions designed to prescribe or limit power. Procedural safeguards that regulate the exercise of power have historically played an important role in protecting rights to life, liberty and property.
Sophie Boyron, Wendy Lacey
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Legal rights and interests are protected in myriad ways and not always in a substantive sense or through entrenched constitutional provisions designed to prescribe or limit power. Procedural safeguards that regulate the exercise of power have historically played an important role in protecting rights to life, liberty and property.
Sophie Boyron, Wendy Lacey
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Addressing the Abstraction and Reasoning Corpus via Procedural Example Generation
arXiv.orgThis work presents code to procedurally generate examples for the ARC training tasks. For each of the 400 tasks, an example generator following the transformation logic of the original examples was created.
Michael Hodel
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Procedurally Generated Dungeons
2020For many people, procedurally generated dungeons are one of the main defining characteristics of the roguelike genre, if not the most important one. Because of that, there is a lot of work, lore, and techniques developed in the last decades covering this topic, and it would be impractical for an introductory book such as this one to cover a significant
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2016
Procedural content generation is a technique still used in modern games, but more generally there are modern non-game situations where (possibly but not necessarily repeatable) variety is required, and the results cannot be simply precomputed and stored.
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Procedural content generation is a technique still used in modern games, but more generally there are modern non-game situations where (possibly but not necessarily repeatable) variety is required, and the results cannot be simply precomputed and stored.
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2004
The easiest code to generate is stored procedure scripts. Stored procedures tend to closely follow a pattern, have a high payback for code generation, and give rapid feedback. It’s easy to execute the scripts that compile stored procedures and place them in your database right after you generate the scripts.
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The easiest code to generate is stored procedure scripts. Stored procedures tend to closely follow a pattern, have a high payback for code generation, and give rapid feedback. It’s easy to execute the scripts that compile stored procedures and place them in your database right after you generate the scripts.
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Procedural generation of rollercoasters
2023 IEEE Conference on Games (CoG), 2023Jonathan Campbell, Clark Verbrugge
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