20 Questions: An Intelligence-Testing Game of Yes/No Questions

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The forum discussion revolves around the classic game "20 Questions," where players ask Yes/No questions to identify a hidden object. Participants share their experiences and strategies, highlighting the challenge of formulating effective questions. A notable mention is the handheld game "20Q," which utilizes artificial intelligence to play the game efficiently. The conversation emphasizes the importance of narrowing down possibilities through strategic questioning rather than making random guesses.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of the game mechanics of "20 Questions."
  • Familiarity with strategic questioning techniques.
  • Basic knowledge of artificial intelligence applications in games, particularly "20Q."
  • Ability to engage in logical deduction and binary search methods.
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  • Explore the mechanics of "20 Questions" and its variations.
  • Research effective questioning strategies for deduction games.
  • Investigate the AI algorithms used in the "20Q" game.
  • Learn about logical deduction techniques and their applications in problem-solving.
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This discussion is beneficial for game enthusiasts, educators looking to teach critical thinking, and developers interested in AI applications in gaming.

  • #301
Nope. Using it as a shield would be really immoral not to mention the PETA will hound you.
 
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  • #302
Is it a dog?
 
  • #303
YES INDEED!
Your turn Blokpoi.
 
  • #304
Alright I have something on my mind, go!
 
  • #305
Is it used to correct something?
 
  • #306
It can be used for that purpose, yes.
 
  • #307
Does it consist of glass?
 
  • #308
Yes.
 
  • #309
is it eyeglasses?
 
  • #310
Nope
 
  • #311
Can/does it contain liquid?
 
  • #312
No, it doesn't.
 
  • #313
Is it a mirror?
 
  • #314
No. It isn't.
 
  • #315
Does it require a battery to work?
 
  • #316
Yes!
 
  • #317
If it's what I think, it's not smart at all. :biggrin:
 
  • #318
It is smart. :P
 
  • #319
If you say so. Btw, read about liquid crystals, they're cool. :)

Who's next??
 
  • #320
Gad said:
If you say so. Btw, read about liquid crystals, they're cool. :)

Who's next??

I didn't realize we were done? I was just saying the object that I am talking about is smart.
 
  • #321
I think she meant the answer was smart phones.
 
  • #322
Enigman said:
I think she meant the answer was smart phones.
OH, that makes sense, but it is not a smart phone :P
 
  • #323
Will it fit in my palm?
 
  • #324
Enigman said:
Will it fit in my palm?
Yes it will.
 
  • #325
Is it a calculator?
 
  • #326
Enigman said:
Is it a calculator?

Nope.
 
  • #327
Mmmm...Is it commonly seen?
 
  • #328
Enigman said:
Mmmm...Is it commonly seen?
You bet.
 
  • #329
Does it have a touchscreen?
 
  • #330
Gad said:
Does it have a touchscreen?

Yes it does.. I think you are starting to catch on now!
 

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