Az információszerzés fontossága Szun-ce, Taj Kung, Machiavelli, Zrínyi, Jeney, Clausewitz és Jomini hadelméleti műveiben

Opponent Modeling in Machiavelli

Opponent modeling is a technique in computer game-playing which attempts to create a model of an opponent’s strategy. This model can then be used to predict the opponent’s future actions. This paper attempts to apply opponent modeling to the commercial card game Machiavelli, a game containing imperfect information. Neural networks are used to build the models. These neural networks are trained ...

Transformational Abstraction for Java (TAJ)

A major problem in software maintenance and reverse engineering is the lack of documentation that represents the actual state of the application source code. When a software product needs to be updated to fix bugs, add new functionality, or ported to other system, usually developers find themselves with documentation that does not reflect the actual state of the application (and the source code...

Machiavelli and the liberalism of fear

This article revisits the long-standing question of the relations between ethics and politics in Machiavelli's work, assessing its relevance to the 'liberalism of fear' in particular in the work of Judith Shklar, Bernard Williams and also John Dunn. The article considers ways in which Machiavelli has been a 'negative' resource for liberalism - for instance, as a presumed proponent of tyranny; b...

Kung and other foragers

The Jomini Engine: a historical MMORPG framework

This short paper discusses the design of the JominiEngine, a serious game engine for massive multi-player online role-playing games (MMORPG), designed as an educational tool for the learning history. The main design principles of the game engine are accuracy in the historic model, flexibility in the scope of content modeling and cover a wide range of historic periods, cooperative team-play embe...