Abstract

This paper proposes a system to automatically generate dance charts with fine-tuned difficulty levels: Dance Dance Gradation (DDG). The system learns the relationships between difficult and easy charts based on the deep neural network using a dataset of dance charts with different difficulty levels as the training data. The difficulty chart automatically would be adapted to easier charts through the learned model. As mixing multiple difficulty levels for the training data, the generated charts should have each characteristic of difficulty level. The user can obtain the charts with intermediate difficulty level between two different levels. Through the objective evaluation and the discussions for the output results, it was suggested that the proposed system generated the charts with each characteristic of the difficulty level in the training dataset.

Highlights

  • There are so many genres of video games which are the popular entertainment in the world

  • This paper proposes Dance Dance Gradation (DDG) that is a fine-tuning system for difficulty levels of dance charts

  • We present new task of fine-tuning difficulty level for rhythm-based video games

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Introduction

There are so many genres of video games which are the popular entertainment in the world. Rhythm-based video games are one of the popular game genres. In most of the rhythm-based video games, players perform some actions corresponding to the displayed chart. Dance games, such as Dance Dance Revolution, are typical and popular rhythm-based video games all over the world. There are varied types of players, beginners to experts, for the rhythm-based video games. Multiple charts for each difficulty level are prepared for the same song. Especially middle class players, are not enough satisfied with the charts because the charts in the appropriate difficulty level for the player are not prepared.

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