Hi @RomeroLaura, so spiteful is the same as "grim" or "grudger": https://github.com/Axelrod-Python/Axelrod/blob/8793e5838778a4db434e5cea1875d71434bc10ff/axelrod/strategies/grudger.py
I don't think we have the spiteful_cc variation though
Hi, one quick question. It seems the doctest is not passing because the number of tests in https://github.com/Axelrod-Python/Axelrod/blob/master/docs/index.rst is 236, and I added one more. Should I change this value in docs/index.rst directly?
New Axelrod v4.10.0 has been released. There is lot in here but the biggest change is the complete rework of random seeding to be parallel processing compatible. There is a UI change that comes with it as seeds need to be set on instantiation of objects. Will paste relevant page of docs once they've built :)
Hey! We are trying to model human interaction and we are trying use the axelrod human strategy along with others like TitforTat and Defector. While everything else seems to be working, when we use the match.play() function, the human part is not working. Just wanted to check if we are missing out on any command? Thanks a lot!
There's information on this here: https://axelrod.readthedocs.io/en/stable/tutorials/getting_started/human_interaction.html
I'll get that release done asap, still just catching up with things :)
Hello :wave: So PyLadies Bangkok, Hamburg and Chicago are organising an online meetup on International Women Day (https://twitter.com/PyLadiesHH/status/1359050429049536516) I am thinking about submitting a talk about the Axelrod library. I wanted to check that it would be okay with everyone :thumbsup:
I have reviewed https://axelrod.readthedocs.io/ but I haven't find anything about it. I have guessed that changing match_attributes dictionary would do, but I haven't found how to do it.
what can I do? Thanks in advance
Hello @jlchulilla :wave: Thank you for reaching out. You can find a tutorial on changing the payoff values here: https://axelrod.readthedocs.io/en/stable/tutorials/advanced/games.html. To change the payoff values we need to change the game that the strategies are playing. Hope this helps, please don’t hesitate to reach out if you have anymore questions :smile:
Well the values R=3,S=0,T=5 and P=1 are used as the default in the library because they are the most common values used in the literature. Axelrod himself used these values in his two original tournaments. Note that with these values the rule 2R > S+T still holds! Honestly, I don't remember if Axelrod specifically pointed out the values 3,1,-1,5 :sweat_smile: However, research is indeed done with different payoffs values and that is exactly why we allow for the game to be changed :smile:
- What does repetition mean in modifying the rules of the tournament?
- Can you please send me the result rankings of a tournament with every strategy if you have it? (My computer is too slow for it T.T)
You can find full results for the full tournament here: https://github.com/Axelrod-Python/tournament
Was just testing if that worked. I'm typing from matrix which integrates really nicely with gitter.im
Owen: has setup the UK Python association on matrix so having access to gitter here will make this better for me as I don't keep my eyes on the gitter channel as much as I should.
If anyone else would like to join our 'UK Python Community' room on matrix, you'd be more than welcome. Brief instructions are at https://uk.python.org/contact/
On Axelrod-Python/Axelrod#1391 I've made (hopefully) minimalistic changes to the docs but also there you can see I've set up readthedocs to build documentation on PRs.
From now on any new PR will build a set of built docs that we can read through (could be a helpful check to make sure new features are documented properly etc).
