论文信息 - Analyzing Chat Logs in Online Games for Tutorial Improvement

Analyzing Chat Logs in Online Games for Tutorial Improvement

Our current work is dedicated to research and development of methods for tutorial improvement and newcomers adaptation in online games. This report is focused on investigation of help-seeking patterns in online games' chat logs. Using text mining techniques we detect game-related questions from users, explore their contents, and show the changes across the server lifecycle.

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