AI / Offline for Stress Testing

[Chris Devlin]

Hey QGang Happy New Year!

I've built a large scale quiz style show (think Who wants to be a millionaire meets Trivial Pursuit) its nearly 10,000 cues for an instal I wont be operating. I need to make it as bullet proof as possible. I've seen those videos online where people train AI models to play games and complete levels, I was wondering if someone would have any kind of recommendations to simulate something like that for Qlab. I might be barking up the wrong tree here but thought it's worth a shot. 

Let me know your thoughts.

Thanks

[micpool]

As a first level test, if this is a pick 1  from 4 multiple choice or similar, completely random responses are probably as useful as anything else. 

These should enable stress testing of  correct answers, incorrect answers, and responses at inappropriate times when input is not expected which covers, quite a lot of the bases. It will also give you a good idea of the meantime between failures to determine how often you should restart the, system the show is running on.

A second QLab workspace can generally be used for this, as, it allows simulation of OSC and Midi interactions, and also screen interactions through scripting.

Mic