Abstract

We developed a game with a purpose (GWAP), which collects structured data corresponding to adjectives to build a visual effect dictionary. In this system, new semantic links can be acquired. Under the guise of a fighting game, the system encourages the user to vote on the commonsense knowledge associated with an object, because our previous research indicated that the rules of showing appropriate visual effect according to the adjective is related to commonsense knowledge of the target object. This system displays visual effects on the target object and the data structure is updated based on user’s vote. This structured data underlies a new type of communication support system that continuously improves visual effects that modify adjectives and objects. In this paper, we discuss the structure of the visual effect dictionary through an experiment. Findings show that GWAP effectively improves the relationship between commonsense knowledge and objects, while creating new linkages via deduction.

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