Gainful game, set-up, cyberworld

Two Game-Set Inequalities

Two players compete in a contest where the first player to win a specified number of points wins the game, and the first player to win a specified number of games wins the set. This paper proves two generalized inequalities, each independent of the probability of winning a point, concerning the better player’s chances of winning. Counterexamples are given for two additional conjectured inequali...

A . Cyberworld Reference Model Overview 31 a . 1 the Cyberworld Building Blocks

Laboratories Medical Bioinformatics set up at Medical Sciences University

Laboratories Medical Bioinformatics set up at Medical Sciences University

Bottom-up Game Studies

In this paper, we endorse and advance an emerging bottomup approach to game studies that utilizes techniques from natural language processing. Our contribution is threefold: we present the first complete review of the growing body of work through which this methodology has been innovated; we present a latent semantic analysis model that constitutes the first application of this fundamental bott...

On the set coincidence game

In the Set Coincidence Game G(V, W), two players alternately choose elements not previously chosen from a finite, nonempty set V, and W is a given family of nonempty subsets of V (the ‘winning sets’). The winner is that player who first adds an element to the set of ‘chosen’ elements 5, so that S E W. This game is closely related to and generalizes Ringeisen’s Isolation Game on graphs. We devel...