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The unified cataloguing model with the five definitions

The unified cataloguing model with the five definitions

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The proposed framework composed by the classification system and its...
The unified cataloguing model with the five definitions
The dendrogram resulting from the hierarchical clustering. At the...
The scatter plot resulting from the k-means clustering. Each dot...
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A unified framework to catalogue and classify digital games based on interaction design and validation through clustering techniques
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  • Jun 2024
The digital games industry has grown exponentially due to the diversification of games and the increasing multiplicity of the user target base. The market explosion and the great variety make digital game cataloguing and classification challenging issues whose effectiveness can advance scientific research and address design, development and distrib...
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