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Akiyama's Pandemic Vírus CPI

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Calculating the CPI of Akiyama’s Pandemic Reasoning. Made by: Difuge1 & Tokho. Abstract This research investigates the Cognitive Proficiency Index (CPI) of Shinichi Akiyama during the Pandemic Game. By analyzing the complexity of the mental tasks involved and estimating the time taken using Japanese dialogue speech metrics, we calculate a rough approximation of Akiyama’s processing efficiency. This analysis will also assess the weaknesses of this method. Pandemic Game Feat: 1. Memory works the status of all the players, After the virus spread among the players, is already calculating in his head how the virus spread that much, he calculates different situations in his head 2. 1 infected hypothesis, Akiyama calculates how much the virus would spread if only one person was infected among them, Akiyama calculates in his head: the order the players will have contact, the number of vaccines they generate after the contact while keeping in track the virus development, Akiyama is able to conclude that even with one infected the virus will spread maximum to two individuals 3. 2 infected hypotheses, After the result of this hypotheses doesn’t matches the result of the game, Akiyama calculates the contact now with 2 infected people, again Akiyama processes the order the players will have contact, the number of vaccines they generate after the contact while keeping in track the virus development, the result is 4 players contaminated. 4. Active infected and passive infected theory, …

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