Hi Alfredo,
True, but in Jeopardy there is always three players. So if we are
designing this game along the lines of the show I would think that one
human player and two computer players would be the default, and thus
there would not be any need to prompt the player to supply the number
of
Hi Thomas,
Thank you for the definition and explanation of fuzzy logic.
Have a good one.
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Hi Jim,
No, not necessarily. All you are doing in this case is doing some
pattern matching. It is more like the find command in Notepad, Word,
etc and seeing if the player's input matches some part of the string
stored in the database and then returning true or false depending on
what it finds.
Hi Dark,
Well, once I clear my schedule I am certainly considering such a
project. I do think it would be fun, but requires a bit more time than
I have at the moment.
Cheers!
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I actually hope a game, even a multiple choice one is possible, I actually
Hi Dark,
Ah, I see. Well, there are ways to wager your earnings on a single
clue and end up losing it if you answer incorrectly.
As Bryan mentioned a couple of days ago there are daily double
questions where the person must make a wager before hearing the clue.
If they answer correctly they will
months
and won something in the neighborhood of three-million bucks.
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Hi Dark,
Ah, I see. Well
The term for for this is called boolean, or conditional statement. I am not
that much familiar with normal programming concepts, but I am familiar with
how they work.
To Tom, if you do make such a project, would you consider the possibility of
having people create theiro own jeopardy and
If you get a negative score, do you have to pay it back to the jeopardy
game? that would be amusing :d.
I can however see how such wagering could make for a really interesting
thing to watch, even if the answers thing is still a little confusing to me.
Beware the grue!
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If you get a negative score, do you have to pay it back
Hi Bryan,
I thought that the third place winner receives a minimum of $1,000
even if he or she ends up getting $0 or less in the actual game.
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Hi Dark,
No. I believe as of 2003 or so third place contestants gets a minimum
$1,000 reward for playing on the show weather they win anything or
not. Don't quote me on that as I'd have to look it up, but I believe
that is how it works now days.
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If you get
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Hi Bryan,
I thought that the third place winner receives a minimum of $1,000
even if he or she ends up getting $0 or less in the actual game.
On 5/31/12
it comes to being defeated, if you think you're finished,
you! are! finished!
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Ah, I
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What always cnfuses me is whether or not the second and tird place winners
actually et
Yup. Six categories with five clues each.
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Actually, on a daily double, they only win the amount
Hi Alfredo,
Hmm...Well, I could certainly try, but I'd have to do some research.
I've never had to create a game before that can locate a custom flat
database, AKA text file, containing questions and answers, and then
use it.
What I was initially planning on doing is just scripting the game in
Hi Bryan,
Good question. I'm not sure. I would think they would get to take
their earnings home with them, but I'd have to check the Jeopardy site
for that kind of detail on how prize money is awarded.
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What always cnfuses
it would make sense for them to keep it.
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The only contestant who takes money home is the top
Hi Bryan,
Yeah, that guy was practically unbeatable. However, I thought it was
closer to six months before he finally left the show. In any case I've
never seen anyone else come close to racking up the money like he did
on Jeopardy.
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or there's a
threshold that she passed.
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Hi Bryan,
Good question. I'm not sure. I would think they would get
: [Audyssey] Accessible Jeopardy?
Hi Bryan,
Yeah, that guy was practically unbeatable. However, I thought it was
closer to six months before he finally left the show. In any case I've
never seen anyone else come close to racking up the money like he did
on Jeopardy.
On 5/31/12, bpeterson2
Hi Thomas,
I was able to review the programming script you provided here, and I could
certainly take that line of code and change the things in the quatation, as
well as providing which would be true. Also, since the game is meant to be
played with an X amount of players, you can provide for
Hi Dark,
Perhaps. However, there is a good reason why most people put Stravinsky,
Holst, or Korsikov. in one category and John Williams, James Horner, or
John Turner in another. The reason is that someone like John Williams
is considered to be modern or contemporary classical music where
Hi Dark,
Maybe so, but Alfredo is correct. modern artists like John Williams are
considered contemporary classical music where anyone from the 1800's is
considered to be classical music even though its actually the romantic
period historically.
On 5/29/2012 12:55 PM, dark wrote:
Hi
Hi Thomas,
Oh, thanks, passing in an electronic version of Jeopardy makes sense. In the
only electronic version that I have played, I believe that you still had the
option of buzzing in or not. It was not accessible, I was playing with friends.
BFN
Jim
Delivered by Electronic
Hi Thomas,
Oh, ok, but wouldn't having code to try to figure out if the response even if
it were not exact, it still basically was the correct answer, be a form of
artificial intelligence?
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Hi Jim,
No. Fuzzy logic is a special technique used by computer
Hi Jim,
I was more or less talking about how passing would work in an electronic
version of Jeopardy. Obviously, if we are talking about the game show
itself there is no passing since if a person doesn't know an answer they
don't have to buzz in. However, if we are talking about an
Hi Jim,
No. Fuzzy logic is a special technique used by computer scientists for
artificial intelligence. Its far more complicated than simply converting
strings to the same case and then comparing them. Most languages I know
of have string comparing functions such as the ones you mentioned,
Hi Dark,
Well,that is an interesting point about film scores, but part of the
issue here is artist vs the genre of music. A person might happily enjoy
John Williams but have no interest in Beethoven or Mozart. Does that
mean that person really likes classical music?
I personally don't
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Hi Dark,
Tonight while playing Jeopardy, I realized the reason to answer the clue
in
the form of a question.
The category was authors whose name starts with the letter A.
I knew
Hi Tom.
Actually my point here was more about music, particularly classical music
(though I prefer the term orchestral music myself), is presented to people.
A lot of classical musicians are extremely unpleasant and exclusivist, and
reffuse to acknolidge that orchestral music is used in
Hi Dark,
The term for modern orchestral works is to be considered contemporary
classical music.
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Hi Dark,
The term for modern orchestral works is to be considered contemporary
classical music.
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Hi Charles,
Not only that, but balancing out the timing could be tricky. After the
host gives the clue the contestents have up to five seconds to
respond. Since I'm assuming you would be playing against two computer
opponents they would have the speed advantage since there responces
could be
Hi Bryan,
Yes, there are six categories. I must have had a brain fart when I said four. :D
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Hi Tom.
To an extent this is true. I didn't grow up with the game, so am questioning
the rules simply on that basis.
However, generally for any game, or indeed law system I'd want a good reason
why a given rule had to be the way it is.
My old boarding school drove me up the wall with their
Hi Thomas,
Not sure what you mean by passing in Jeopardy. If you don't buzz in, well then
you don't answer the question, no penalty, you just didn't buzz in.
BFN
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Hi Charles,
Actually, passing in Jeopardy is a calculated risk, and I don't follow
why it would
Hi Dark,
I just have never ever liked opera or classical music, so I have little
knowledge in that area. Mostly what I know is that I dislike it very much. It
literally makes me upset and raises my blood pressure. I'm more into classic
rock, some of the newer country and some blue grass.
Hi Thomas,
In VB6 we have LCase and UCase which will change the entire string to lower
case or upper case. Of course there would still be the spelling and phrasing
of the question. Would comparing strings to see if they match for the most
part be called fuzzy logic?
BFN
Jim
Does
Hi Jim.
What do you think to film score?
I'm always a little confused when people talk about disliking classical
music and then will freely listen to the music of Jon williams, james
horner, john turner etc.
All of that sort of emotive music is based on about 200 years of orchestral
They could have had four categories to begin with for all I remember.
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Hi Bryan,
Yes, there are six
Hi Dark,
I am going to ask you to agree that there are different strokes for different
folks. You know because we just have totally different opinions on this topic.
Thanks.
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Hi Jim.
What do you think to film score?
I'm always a little confused when people
Hi Jim.
Having studdied easthetics, I'll only agree to that reservedly, sinse the
problem with that sort of thinking is you end up in a state where everything
is opinion and there is absolutely no way of classifying anything as good or
bad musically, thus meaning all that jimmy hendrics, John
Hi Dark,
Well, I understand that. However, in this case there doesn't appear to
be any specific reason for the rule. As I said in my prior e-mail it was
merely an idea the creator's wife came up with, and the producers over
at NBC liked it and it turned out to be a financial success. Thanks
Why, I would not mind some film-scoring. Do they have such scoring in
Jeopardy?
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Hi Thomas,
Well, on that score, why not have the computer respond after five
seconds? Then the human player would have time to interact. Or, as
suggested, have online play against other players.
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Perhaps this is off topic, but one of the main reasons why I have such
good grammar is due to the fact that I observe the classical era, and
never pay attention to modern music. I would not mind film-scoring, as I
said in the earlier post. Why, I could be the next John Williams, or Ray
Hi Tom.
All that makes perfect sense, though myself as a student of Philosophy I
sort of see it as my job to question, as in fact Jeremy bentham, the founder
of english law said.
I'll do this quite happily even about the laws of Britain where they do not
involve harming another, for
currently learning a mozart aria, so I might get more of
an appreciation for his music.
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Hi Dark,
Tonight while playing Jeopardy, I realized the reason to answer the clue in
the form of a question.
The category was authors whose name starts with the letter A.
I knew the answer was Asimov, and I yelled out just Asimov as the
contestant was saying Who was Asimov?
So after I answered
Hi Dark,
Maybe not. However, that's just the way the game is played. I suppose
the reason behind supplying the contestant with the answer and having
them reply with the correct question is it adds more challenge to the
game by forcing the contestant to remember to add what is, who is, or
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Hi Dark,
Maybe not. However, that's
Hi Alfredo,
It comes down to manpower. I am only one person and I wouldn't want to
write the same program twice just to give people an option between
multiple choice and an edit box. that's just too much work for little
gain. Plus as I have explained string comparisons even in Python is far
Hi Alfredo,
No its not. The U.K. doesn't even have Jeopardy over there. I don't know
why, but apparently its not their cup of tea.
Cheers!
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Hi Charles,
Actually, passing in Jeopardy is a calculated risk, and I don't follow
why it would make the game too easy. In Jeopardy if you pass and the
other contestant gives the correct question then the pass counts against
you as though you got it wrong. However, if the other contestants
Hi Thomas,
Depending on the category I can answer every question as well. But due to lack
of education or lack of interest there are categories that I would not know a
single question. You know maybe like opera, classical music, Broadway shows,
current movies or current pop culture. But
Hi Tom.
I can appreciate the obscurity of questions certainly, indeed that was often
why I watched quiz shows myself, and why I get so irritated with the modern
ones, for instance I saw a recent game show just before I stopped my tv
license which had a round in which players had to
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Hi Thomas,
Depending on the category I can answer every question as well. But due to
lack of education or lack of interest
It actually first aired in 1989
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Hi Bryan,
FYI, I believe Rescue 911 was from the early 90;s
Hi Charles,
Ah, that is a bit before my time. I knew there had been someone before
Alix started, but Alex has been the host for as long as I can remember.
At least the last 30 years or so. So from my perspective Alex is the
original host. :D
On 5/27/2012 2:42 AM, Charles Rivard wrote:
I
I've seen clips of the Art Flemming version and didn't care for it.
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Hi Charles,
Ah, that is a bit
Hi Jim,
Sure. Same here. There are certain categories on Jeopardy I don't know
anything about as well. I have had some education in opera and classical
music, but I certainly don't know enough about either to be really
competent in either genre. I am only able to pick out the more popular
, 2012 9:52 AM
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Hi Jim,
Sure. Same here. There are certain categories on Jeopardy I don't know
anything about as well. I have had some education in opera and classical
music, but I certainly don't know enough about either
Hi Bryan,
That sounds about right. I can remember watching the show round age 11
or 12 and of course it ran for four or five years before it went off TV.
So 1989 sounds right to me.
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It actually first aired in 1989
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I've seen clips of the Art
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Hi Bryan,
That sounds about right. I can remember watching the show round age 11
or 12 and of course it ran for four or five years before it went off TV.
So 1989 sounds right to me.
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It actually first aired in 1989
I'm not entirely sure. He just seemed a bit too...dramatic.
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Hi Dark,
I'm definitely the opposite there. I really don't like classical music
much and my strengths would be country, pop, and rock. Especially, if
discussing artists from the 70's and 80's since that is mainly what I
listen to when I listen to music.
For example, if someone were to look at my
Hi Dark,
Shrug. I looked this up on Wikipedia, and according to Wikipedia the
guy who created the show back in the 1960's was flying somewhere with
his wife when they decided to play a trivia game. While playing his
wife said why not reverse the question and answer. She suggested
giving the
Hi,
Thanks. That would be a big help. I'd have to rephrase the questions
as clues and answers as questions, but that could be a big start
towards a database if you'd be willing to write up a the cards and
e-mail them my way I could definitely use them.
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: Friday, May 25, 2012 9:27 PM
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Hi Bryan,
Precisely my point. A lot of people often don't pronounce certain
names or words correctly and end up spelling it wrong as a result.
Confusing Wimbledon with Wimbleton is a easy mistake to make, and
the game
Hi Shaun,
FYI. Jeopardy is spelled J e o p a r d y.Its possible to keep track of
how many times a certain question or answer was selected using an array
of questions previously asked so its no big deal to insure the same
question doesn't get asked twice per game.
On 5/26/2012 2:14 AM,
Hi tom.
I don't remember the money risking format, which probably explains why the
british version never worked.
I can see how the suspense and people betting would make a huge difference,
after all that was why Who wants to be a millionare got to be so popular
watching some greedy
I actually hope a game, even a multiple choice one is possible, I actually
would like to see if I can understand why so many people enjoy the show in
the states.
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Hi Thomas,
I love to play Jeopardy, however to make it close to the TV show you need to
add a few details such as hints and a time limit.
The hints are first the category which is often a pun as in 2 b or not 2 b
meant that one word had a single b and the second one had two b's while the
other
Aren't there six categories?
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Hi Dark,
Well, I guess what sets Jeopardy apart from other quiz shows
. And for the
record tere are usually six categories per round, not four.
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Hi tom.
I don't remember the money risking
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Hi Charles,
That would depend on how many categories and questions were added to the
game's database. As with any other kind of game the more someone develops
it, maintains it, the larger the database will grow. At first it may only
have say 50 per
, 2012 12:05 AM
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Hi Charles,
Yes, but its a case of easier said than done. I've never been good with
string comparisons and in a case like this the key word would have to be
simply Washington since his titles such as General and President
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Hi ryan,
Sounds good. I definitely think I'll give that a try.
Cheers!
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Hi tom.
I don't remember the money
I'm pretty sure it did count as a wrong answer.
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I would not have a pass option, as it dumbs
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Hi Thomas,
I love to play Jeopardy, however to make it close to the TV show you need
to
add a few details such as hints and a time limit
Is it not so much enjoyed in the Kingdom?
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I agree with Philip on having two versions. How about the same
programme, but with two difficulties. Easy, and hard. That way you can
decide if you want multiple choice or an edit field.
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Hi Jim,
Well, I don't own a database of questions either, but I'm pretty sure I
could create one pretty easily. Thanks to my college education I often
times can hold my own when listening to Jeopardy, and my extensive
studying of history, geography
Of course the questions would need reworded to fit the format of the
questions for Jeopardy.
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I have several board games with trivia
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Although it doesn't make much of a difference as to whether you ask the
appropriate question or give the appropriate answer, it the slight oddity
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If you mean the united kingdom the answer is no.
I remember an attempt to port the show to the uk in the mid 90's, but it
didn't catch on well
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And of course you have to have the right host. I couldn't imagine anyone
other than Alex Trebek hosting Jeopardy. The same would be the case if
they ever brought back the 80's show
Well here in the US Price is Right is hosted by Drew Kerry. Then there's
Cash Cab hosted by Ben Bailly.
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Hi Bryan,
FYI, I believe Rescue 911 was from the early 90;s not the 80's. However,
your point is valid. Certain game shows and documentaries would not be
the same without the original host. Jeopardy definitely would not be the
same without Alex.
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Hi,
Well, I think I would have fun creating such a game. I've always loved
Jeopardy, the game show, and I'm actually surprised I never thought about
doing a computer
I actually did have a handheld Jeopardy game that used multiple choice.
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From: Thomas Ward
Sent: Thursday, May 24, 2012 11:34 PM
To: birdlover2...@hotmail.com ; Gamers Discussion list
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Accessible Jeopardy
: [Audyssey] Accessible Jeopardy?
I would say that an incorrect spelling would be an incorrect answer. On the
TV show, a slip of the tongue is a wrong answer.
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From: Thomas Ward thomasward1...@gmail.com
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From: bpeterson2...@cableone.net
To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Friday, May 25, 2012 8:00 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Accessible Jeopardy?
I actually did have a handheld Jeopardy game that used multiple choice.
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I know jeopardy is a really popular us quiz show, but when they attempted to
port a version to England it never caught on at all, and I couldn't to be
perfectly honest see the attraction, sinse mostly it just seemed to me a
case of a normal quiz where you just had to insert the words what is
Hi Thomas,
You make a very good point about spelling the answers in a Jeopardy game. And
the multiple choice doesn't seem to be a real good solution either. My other
problem with making a Jeopardy game is that I do not own a data base of
questions and answers. That is what has been nice
penalized in
Final Jeopardy for incorrect spelling as well as for mispromnunciation in
the regular game.
Life, don't talk to me about life.
-Original Message-
From: Jim Kitchen
Sent: Friday, May 25, 2012 8:28 AM
To: Thomas Ward
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Accessible Jeopardy?
Hi Thomas,
You
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