Human-Computer Interaction

Creating Human-like Behavior in Game Agents


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Background

Many games require interaction between the player and other, non-player characters (NPCs), which are controlled by an artificial intelligence (AI). NPCs sometimes also occur as substitutes for human player in multiplayer games. In both situations, an adequate level of AI is needed to achieve a satisfactory gaming experience. Thus, in many cases the AI must not have super-human playing skills but be on par with the players to provide a realistic experience. Machine learning methods like reinforcement learning and imitation learning make it possible to teach AI this desirable behavior.

Tasks


Contact Persons at the University Würzburg

Johannes Büttner (Primary Contact Person)
Games Engineering, Universität Würzburg
Johannes Büttner

Prof. Dr. Sebastian von Mammen
Games Engineering, Universität Würzburg
Sebastian von Mammen

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