31 lines
1.2 KiB
Python
31 lines
1.2 KiB
Python
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#basic setup
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#The prisoner's dilemma is a game theory thought
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#experiment that involves two rational agents, each
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#of whom can COORPERATE for mutual benefit or betray
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#their partner ("defect") for individual reward.
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#imports
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import helper_functions
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import contenders
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#vars
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#keeping track of the individual games
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games=[]
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#keeping track of the games scores for later analysis
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scores=[]
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nr_of_rounds=30#int(input("How many should be played in a game?"))
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nr_of_games=300#int(input("How many games should be played?"))
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# Put YOUR functions down below
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function1=contenders.lil_devil
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function2=contenders.lil_devil
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for i in range(nr_of_games):
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helper_functions.play_game( games,function1,function2,nr_of_rounds)
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scores.append(helper_functions.analyze_results(games,len(scores)+1))
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games=[]
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print("Played "+str(nr_of_games)+ " games with "+str(nr_of_rounds)+" rounds each.")
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print("(A huge disparity of the average and median could hint at special behaviour)")
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helper_functions.analyze_scores(scores) |