Cross-language differences in speech perception have traditionally been linked to phonological categories, but it has become increasingly clear that language experience has effects beginning at early stages of perception, which blurs the accepted distinctions between general and speech-specific processing. The present experiments explored this distinction by playing stimuli to English and Japan...

This paper discusses various metrics for game play evaluation based on user categories and market expectation. The use of various metrics improves the game testing ahead of the regular testing methods and also pinpoints the paradigm shift in the user taste. The use of metrics improves game play in conjunction with the user's psychological pattern that is usually age independent. We have al...

We propose the PlayCoref game, whose purpose is to obtain substantial amount of text data with the coreference annotation. We provide a description of the game design that covers the strategy, the instructions for the players, the input texts selection and preparation, and the score evaluation.

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