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\title[CE810 GD2]{CE810 - Game Design 2}
\subtitle{Evaluating Performance}
\date{Monday (AM), 14 May 2018}

\author{Joseph Walton-Rivers \& Piers Williams}
\institute{Univeristy of Essex}

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	% What do we want?
	% What do we measure?
	% How do we measure it?
	
	\begin{frame}{What is Player Experience?}
		Player experience
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	\section{Metrics}
	
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		Collect data on how players/bots work
		
		\begin{block}{Activity}
			What kinds of features can we collect?
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	\begin{frame}{Data from humans}
		high-level human experience
		Biosignals
		Surveys and interviews
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	\begin{frame}{Data from bots}
		Internal State
		How often does a bot face a difficult choice
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	\begin{frame}{Data from either}
		Final Score distribution, Game duration, Score 'drama', Statical distribution of states, Degree of challenge
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	\begin{frame}{Data from populations}
	Variability of scores, skill-depth
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	\section{Action Sequences}

	\begin{frame}{Data from either}
		Actions taken, Record the sequence of button-pushes
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	\begin{frame}{Entropy}
	
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	%% METRICS
	% Simon's raw vs computed metrics.
	
	%% SKILL
	% Evaluating skill depth
	
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