An illustration of the relationship of game length (t), velocity (v), acceleration (a), and jerk (j) to game outcome (not to scale). (IMAGE)

Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

An illustration of the relationship of game length (t), velocity (v), acceleration (a), and jerk (j) to game outcome (not to scale).

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Researchers from JAIST highlight the importance of cross points between GR (y = 1/2at2) and AD (y = 1/6jt3) curves, where the elementary components of play were identified and established the principle of play, based on data of card games and previously conducted studies on similar topics.

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Mohd. Nor Akmal Khalid from JAIST.

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