Dion Krisnadi
ABSTRACT
Saboteur is a card game played by several players. Players are divided into goldminers and saboteurs who prevents goldminers from finding gold. Each player knows his/her role, but he/she does not know who has the same role. Gold searching process starts by making a path of seven cards horizontally from a single point of reference to the gold card's position. Saboteur is classified as an incomplete information card game with mechanisms that requires complex decision making. This paper proposes an approach to model a decision system for Saboteur using Heuristics and Means-End Analysis. Implementation was purely done in Java language. To test it, we performed benchmarking for the proposed system against previous intelligent agent models. The result is much better.
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Index Terms
- Decision System Modelling for "Saboteur" using Heuristics and Means-Ends Analysis
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