We present two analytical techniques which can be ap- plied to parameter-driven generative systems: visualising the smoothness of a parameter, and the codependence of one parameter on another. Smoothness measures how consistent the impact of changing the parameter is on the generative system.
In this paper we introduce two analytical techniques: smoothness and codependence. We show how these features help analyse the impact of a parameter change on a ...
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Most generative systems built in game development are parameter-driven, but the relationship between parameters and the output of the system is often ...
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A number of techniques for the assessment and analysis of PCG systems are presented, allowing practitioners and researchers better insight into the ...
In this paper we outline the current features of Danesh, from simple tasks such as loading and viewing generators through to more complex analytical techniques.
Constraint-based generators, or generators that use generate-and-test to approach design requirements, are good techniques for games that need such guarantees.