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.

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  • 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.

  • #331
A tablet computer?
 
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  • #332
blokpoi said:
Yes it does.. I think you are starting to catch on now!

... You still need need to read about liquid crystals. :biggrin:

Is it an mp3 player?
 
  • #333
Gad said:
... You still need need to read about liquid crystals. :biggrin:

Is it an mp3 player?
I will read about liquid crystals in a bit... and yes it is an mp3 player! (or ipod) Who is next?
 
  • #334
Enigman is next. :biggrin:
 
  • #335
Oookay milady!
Start asking.
 
  • #336
Is it something you find in every house?
 
  • #337
Not in every house but it may commonly be seen in houses.
EDIT:in my home it is always there but many houses may not have it.
 
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  • #338
Do you insert... things in it to use it?
 
  • #339
nope.
 
  • #340
Is it typically found in the kitchen?
 
  • #341
Not typically; but kitchen is as good a place as any other...
 
  • #342
Is it a radio?
 
  • #343
No it ain't.
 
  • #344
Is it run by electricity?
 
  • #345
Negative.
 
  • #346
Does it have anything to do with cleaning?
 
  • #347
Gad said:
Does it have anything to do with cleaning?

Yes, cleaning it if not properly disposed can be a chore.:rolleyes:
 
  • #348
Is it a diaper?
 
  • #349
Nope.
 
  • #350
Is it a latex condom ?
 
  • #351
No! Absolutely not!
 
  • #352
Is it alive?

(Or maybe I should ask, "is it alive at least before the time of which it is properly disposed?")
 
  • #353
Nope.
 
  • #354
Would you find it in a cafe?
 
  • #355
Yes, you may find it in a cafe.

I would find it anywhere, I generally keep it with me as I really love it.
 
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  • #357
Nope, though the 'thing' may contain nicotine.
 
  • #358
Is it sticky? :biggrin:
 
  • #359
Quite so milady Grace*, do I go again or will you?*finally got the correct meaning of your name; I think...
 
  • #360
Whoever answers go next. :)

Btw, Grace is nice, but mine is the name of a rare desert rose.. According to mama. :biggrin:
 

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