论文信息 - Development of a distributed multi-player computer game for scientific experimentation of team training protocols

Development of a distributed multi-player computer game for scientific experimentation of team training protocols

To support research on using intelligent agents in team training, a distributed multi‐player game in Java that executes in real time was developed. Basing development on the game Space Fortress, which has been widely used by cognitive psychologists for studying training protocols, typical experiments involved in excess of 100 trials of the game under different training conditions. Describes the design of this game to achieve these features and real‐time performance in the Java environment.

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