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An econometric analysis of fishery products using the system-wide approach -A case study of bluefish with a focus on pacific saury-
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“Community which become far away from the native place” -The Present of “Zokujin” Self-Government Organization in Yomitan Village-
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Customer Engagement and Its Impact on Value Co-Destruction in Service Marketing
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The Formation of Political Powers in the Rus' -The Missionary Work of Stephen of the Perm and the Raids of the Ushkuyniks along the Volga River in the strife between the Grand Principality of Moscow and the Republic of Novgorod-
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A Study on the Development of a Simplified TAE（Thinking at the Edge）Method -A Supportive Approach for Self-Exploration and Career Decision-Making-
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Turnout in the Japan’s Upper House Elections -On the Years of Tiger Phenomena and the Turnout Trends by Prefectures-
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Financial Strategy of Medium-sized General Contractors -Debt Equity Swaps（DES）and Acquisition of Ordinary Shares-
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A game-theoretic analysis of traditional song selection rules in rhythm game tournaments
No full textIn competitive rhythm gaming, the selection of songs (or ‘‘charts’’) to be played is a crucial factor that can significantly influence the outcome of the match. Building on this importance, rhythm game tournaments often incorporate strategic elements into the song selection process. Instead of predefined selections, match songs are determined through player interactions in a mini-game, enhancing the tournament’s entertainment value. This selection process must balance various factors, including fairness and entertainment value, making its rule design essential for improving the overall tournament experience. Reflecting these diverse requirements,a variety of selection methods are actively used in both fan-driven and official tournaments. In this paper,we mathematically analyze the fairness of these selection processes using game theory, for the purpose of providing insights into the design of rhythm game tournament rules. Focusing on three song selection methods confirmed to be used in real tournaments, we conduct a comparative analysis with an emphasis on fairness and entertainment value.journal articl