Electronic Arts Inc.

Meredith Trotter

Navid Aghdaie

Sundeep Narravula

Reza Pourabolghasem

Fernando De Mesentier Silva

Laura Greige

Kazi Atif-Uz Zaman

Kazi Zaman

A collusion detection system may detect collusion between entities participating in online gaming. The collusion detection system may identify a plurality of entities associated with and opponents within an instance of an online game, determine social data associated with the plurality of entities, determine in-game behavior data associated with the plurality of entities, and determine, for one or more pairings of the plurality of entities, respective pairwise feature sets based at least in part on the social data and the in-game behavior data. The collusion detection system may then perform anomaly detection on the respective pairwise feature sets and, in response to the anomaly detection detecting one or more anomalous pairwise feature sets, output one or more suspect pairings of the plurality of entities corresponding to the one or more anomalous pairwise feature sets as suspected colluding pairings.

Detecting collusion in online games

A computer-implemented method is provided of allowing a user to automatically transform domain knowledge into a machine learning model to be used in real-time operation of video games. The method comprises providing a user interface which allows a user to define domain knowledge relating to a video game by specifying one or more labeling functions; transforming the labeling functions into executable code; labeling raw data relating to the video game using the executable code to obtain labeled data; and applying an automated machine learning module to the labeled data to obtain a machine learning model.

Method and system for automatic and interactive model training using domain knowledge in video games

Various aspects of the subject technology relate to systems, methods, and machine-readable media for granting access to a game. The method includes receiving a request to access the game. The method also includes causing to display a set of challenge options representing challenges of varying difficulty levels for a user to select. The method also includes receiving a selection of a challenge option from a user device. The method also includes causing to present a challenge to the user. The method also includes receiving challenge data from the user including interactions with and results of the challenge. The method also includes determining whether the user passed the challenge based on the challenge data. The method also includes executing or enabling execution of the game upon determining that the user passed the challenge. The method also includes providing the user rewards associated with the game for passing the challenge.

Progressive human user detection challenges with rewards

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San Francisco, CA, United States of America

Meredith Trotter