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Introduction to game AI

Kirby et al., 2011

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924305960385938114
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Kirby N
Hurley H
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Introduction covered in Chapter 8,''Emergent Behavior.''Chapter 9,''Evoking Emotions on the Cheap,''opens the topic of emotions, keeping the material at an introductory but still useful level. Finally, Chapter 10,''Topics to Pursue from Here,''wraps things up with a look ahead at …
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