Closed xurxodiz closed 12 years ago
For example, if we follow through with using EM as our clustering algorithm, we get three different clusters: 0, 1 and 2. Analyzing the means:
I think it's safe to conclude, then, that cluster 1 can be nicknamed explorer
(it prefers a slower playthrough and careful examination of all objects) and cluster 2 speeder
(runs all the time, doesn't stop for anything). Cluster 0 would be a intermediate
position.
The odd (or unexpected) higher values of totalCoins in the intermediate cluster versus the explorer can be explained by a higher standard deviation. Note that that can't be said of totalEnemies -- intermediate players do play more enemies than explorers.
Refer to commit 998da7d651235469153ce7a77da93f6b74adb735 for the full EM cluster results.
For future reference and reflection: could we take advantage of an apparent spectrum ranging from speeders to explorers, and position all players at some point along that line?
They are interpreted enough for the paper. Moving it to thesis milestone.
I think I have a pretty clear idea what each profile likes. Closing,
After picking the clustering the cluster algorithm (#23) and implementing it (#24), but before hardcoding the transitions (#26), we need to interpret the results so we can assign them values that make sense. What does each cluster represent, according to their disparity in the values?