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| Abstract: Simulation games typically provide
students with a surrogate of hands-on decision making in various areas. These include
management, logistics, and military strategy/tactics. However, in such games, student
participants have not experienced model to observe and typically share and equal and great
ignorance of the desired target behavior. One likely way to improve the learning process
in simulation games is to include a knowledgeable player as one of the teams - that is,
provide a player who already knows the behavior to be learned. We discuss our research
into developing an expert system as a model player and opponent. |