The Digital Ludeme Project: Modelling the Evolution of Traditional Games
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The Digital Ludeme Project: Modelling the Evolution of Traditional Games
Summary
The Digital Ludeme Project: Modelling the Evolution of Traditional Games is a research grant[1].
Key Facts
- A notable work attributed to The Digital Ludeme Project: Modelling the Evolution of Traditional Games is Modelling the Evolution of Traditional Games — notable work (P800): Ludii general game system[2].
- A notable work attributed to The Digital Ludeme Project: Modelling the Evolution of Traditional Games is Modelling the Evolution of Traditional Games — notable work (P800): Ludii Games database[3].
- The Digital Ludeme Project: Modelling the Evolution of Traditional Games's instance of is recorded as Modelling the Evolution of Traditional Games — instance of (P31): research grant[4].
- The Digital Ludeme Project: Modelling the Evolution of Traditional Games's instance of is recorded as Modelling the Evolution of Traditional Games — instance of (P31): science project[5].
- The Digital Ludeme Project: Modelling the Evolution of Traditional Games's followed by is recorded as Modelling the Evolution of Traditional Games — followed by (P156): Computational Techniques for Tabletop Games Heritage[6].
- The Digital Ludeme Project: Modelling the Evolution of Traditional Games's location is recorded as Modelling the Evolution of Traditional Games — location (P276): Maastricht University[7].
- The Digital Ludeme Project: Modelling the Evolution of Traditional Games's DOI is recorded as 10.3030/771292[8].
- The Digital Ludeme Project: Modelling the Evolution of Traditional Games's start time is recorded as +2018-04-01T00:00:00Z[9].
- The Digital Ludeme Project: Modelling the Evolution of Traditional Games's end time is recorded as +2023-03-31T00:00:00Z[10].
- The Digital Ludeme Project: Modelling the Evolution of Traditional Games's official website is recorded as http://ludeme.eu[11].
- The Digital Ludeme Project: Modelling the Evolution of Traditional Games's main subject is recorded as Modelling the Evolution of Traditional Games — main subject (P921): ludeme[12].
- The Digital Ludeme Project: Modelling the Evolution of Traditional Games's main subject is recorded as Modelling the Evolution of Traditional Games — main subject (P921): game studies[13].
- The Digital Ludeme Project: Modelling the Evolution of Traditional Games's main subject is recorded as Modelling the Evolution of Traditional Games — main subject (P921): strategy game[14].
- The Digital Ludeme Project: Modelling the Evolution of Traditional Games's main subject is recorded as Modelling the Evolution of Traditional Games — main subject (P921): strategic game[15].
- The Digital Ludeme Project: Modelling the Evolution of Traditional Games's main subject is recorded as Modelling the Evolution of Traditional Games — main subject (P921): traditional game[16].
- The Digital Ludeme Project: Modelling the Evolution of Traditional Games's short name is recorded as LUDEME[17].
- The Digital Ludeme Project: Modelling the Evolution of Traditional Games's budget is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q4916', 'amount': '+1997244'}[18].
- The Digital Ludeme Project: Modelling the Evolution of Traditional Games's CORDIS Project ID is recorded as 771292[19].
- The Digital Ludeme Project: Modelling the Evolution of Traditional Games's EU RCN is recorded as 214665[20].
- The Digital Ludeme Project: Modelling the Evolution of Traditional Games's funding scheme is recorded as Modelling the Evolution of Traditional Games — funding scheme (P6195): Horizon 2020[21].
- The Digital Ludeme Project: Modelling the Evolution of Traditional Games's principal investigator is recorded as Modelling the Evolution of Traditional Games — principal investigator (P8329): Cameron Browne[22].
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Works and Contributions
Notable works include Modelling the Evolution of Traditional Games — notable work (P800): Ludii general game system[2], a general game system[23], in Netherlands[24] and Modelling the Evolution of Traditional Games — notable work (P800): Ludii Games database[3], a database[25], in Netherlands[26].