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The Angry Video Game Model: neural network arch to predict videogame ratings
The Angry Video Game Model: exploring neural network architectures to predict videogame review ratings.
Henrique Magalhães Soares Independent researcher. São Paulo, SP, Brazil. Email: hemagso (at) gmail (dot) com Download PDF Videogame reviews are an essential part of the videogame industry today. Fr…
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