Abstract: A combat control method for a game object, a computer readable storage medium, and an intelligent terminal are provided. The combat control method includes: configuring a game object, where the game object includes first game units and second game units; configuring an arrangement area for the game object, where the arrangement area has n accommodation units for accommodating each game object in a horizontal direction, and m accommodation units for accommodating each game object in a vertical direction; obtaining a first arrangement column by separating along the vertical direction in the arrangement area, and placing the first game units in the first arrangement column; and obtaining second arrangement columns by separating along the vertical direction in the arrangement area that do not overlap the first arrangement column, and placing the second game units in second arrangement columns to form a combat lineup.

Abstract: A combat control method for a game object, a computer readable storage medium, and an intelligent terminal are provided. The combat control method includes: controlling game objects comprising a game object in a first combat lineup and a game object in a second combat lineup to enter a combat state; controlling a first game object in the first combat lineup to point to a second game object in the second combat lineup, and controlling a third game object in the first combat lineup to point to a fourth game object in the second combat lineup, until each game object in the first combat lineup or in the second combat lineup is configured with a pointed game object; calculating a combat result, and pointing the game object with a winning combat result in the first combat lineup to the game object with a winning combat result in the second combat lineup.

Abstract: Disclosed are a game control method, an electronic device and a computer-readable storage medium. In response to a first operation on an object control in a virtual scene, a virtual object corresponding to the object control is displayed in an object display area in a battle area of the virtual scene, and a skill control is displayed in a control display area where the object control is placed. In response to a second operation on the skill control, an apply range and an indicator of a first target skill corresponding to the skill control are displayed in the battle area, and the virtual object is controlled to apply the first target skill in accordance with the indicator.

Abstract: A combat control method for a game object, a computer readable storage medium, and an intelligent terminal are provided. The combat control method includes: controlling game objects comprising a game object in a first combat lineup and a game object in a second combat lineup to enter a combat state based on a combat process confirmation instruction; controlling a first game object in the first combat lineup to point to a second game object in the second combat lineup, and controlling a third game object in the first combat lineup to point to a fourth game object in the second combat lineup, until each game object in the first combat lineup or in the second combat lineup is configured with a pointed game object; calculating a combat result, and pointing the game object with a winning combat result in the first combat lineup to the game object with a winning combat result in the second combat lineup, until the game objects in either the first combat lineup or the second combat lineup are all defeated.

Abstract: A combat control method for a game object, a computer readable storage medium, and an intelligent terminal are provided. The combat control method includes: configuring a game object, where the game object includes first game units and second game units; configuring an arrangement area for the game object, where the arrangement area has n accommodation units for accommodating each game object in a horizontal direction, and m accommodation units for accommodating each game object in a vertical direction; obtaining a first arrangement column by separating along the vertical direction in the arrangement area, and placing the first game units in the first arrangement column; and obtaining second arrangement columns by separating along the vertical direction in the arrangement area that do not overlap the first arrangement column, and placing the second game units in second arrangement columns to form a combat lineup.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to methods, systems and other embodiments directed to determining an information domain match for a natural language (NL) input (e.g., a spoken utterance), and confirming whether the NL input is correctly matched to the information domain. For example, after receiving an NL input, a first information domain to which the NL input belongs and a feature value set may be determined based on a semantic pattern matching technique. Further, a second information domain to which the NL input belongs, and a corresponding confidence score related to the second information domain may be determined. The second information domain may be determined based on a first statistical classification technique. Based on the determined feature value set and the confidence score related to the second information domain, it may be confirmed whether the NL input correctly belongs to the first information domain, e.g., based on a second statistical classification technique.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to methods, systems and other embodiments directed to determining an information domain match for a natural language (NL) input (e.g., a spoken utterance), and confirming whether the NL input is correctly matched to the information domain. For example, after receiving an NL input, a first information domain to which the NL input belongs and a feature value set may be determined based on a semantic pattern matching technique. Further, a second information domain to which the NL input belongs, and a corresponding confidence score related to the second information domain may be determined. The second information domain may be determined based on a first statistical classification technique. Based on the determined feature value set and the confidence score related to the second information domain, it may be confirmed whether the NL input correctly belongs to the first information domain, e.g., based on a second statistical classification technique.