Projects
From Center for Computer Games Research
Funded Projects
Games for Health | |
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Games for Health will attempt to combine technologies and concepts from computer games and e-learning processes in health. The project's area is mental health, focusing on screening, diagnosing and treating soldiers with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). Contact: Georgios Yannakakis or Julian Togelius |
Serious Games on a Global Marketplace | |
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SIREN - Social games for conflIct REsolution based on natural iNteraction | |
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Confronting conflicts and coping with them is part of social life. Indeed, conflicts seem to arise in almost every context and developmental stage of human life, from scuffles in schoolyards, to bullying in the workplace and to international warfare. While the question of whether conflicts are inevitable or not is disputed, there is widespread agreement that the current prevalence and lack of resolution to conflicts is incurring substantial cost to society at large. The personal and collective gains that follow conflict resolution have motivated scholars in the fields of law, education, organisational management, psychology and social science, among others, to advocate the use of pro-social mechanisms for resolution. Interventions that may impart individuals with experience in resolving conflicts will be of clear benefit to society. Contact: Georgios Yannakakis, Yun-Gyung Cheong or Corrado Grappiolo |
AGameComIn - Adaptive Game Content using Computational Intelligence | |
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The principal goal of the AGameComIn project is to enhance the experience of computer game-players by developing computational intelligence algorithms that learn mappings between game features and player satisfaction, and the use of computational models as evaluation functions for game content such as rules and environments. Contact: Julian Togelius or Georgios N. Yannakakis |
Game Metrics Mining | |
| This project concerns the impact of game design features on player experience. Game metrical data are mined to reveal dissimilar playing styles of popular EIDOS games.
Contact: Georgios N. Yannakakis |
Player Modeling and Procedural Content Generation for WiiHabilitation | |
| This project goes beyond the immediate features of existing physical game technologies (e.g. Wii and Natal) and investigates player modeling and procedural content generation for accelerating the process of physical rehabilitation. The pillars of this project are founded on an ongoing collaboration between the rehabilitation clinic at Tårnby Sundhedscenter, the IT University of Copenhagen and the Copenhagen Game Collective company.
Contact: Georgios N. Yannakakis |
CEPEG - Capturing and Enhancing Player Entertainment in Games | |
| This project pursues the design of user models that capture player satisfaction and the design of adaptive mechanisms that augment the value of those player satisfaction estimators. |
