nikoleta-v3/game-theory-and-python

Game Theory and Python, a workshop investigating repeated games using the prisoner's dilemma

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Usage: mini presentation

"For each notebook it is advised that the instructor gives a mini presentation to the topic followed by them typing out/running the material while the participants follow in their own machines."

Have you presented this material at a workshop before? If so, it would be beneficial to provide a link to the mini presentation for other instructors to adapt.

JOSE Paper: tell the "story"

Does the paper tell the "story" of how the authors came to develop it, or what their expertise is?

The paper does not clearly tell the narrate the story.

Version: no release

Version: Does the release version given match the repository release (v.0.0.1)?

Please create a release and update the version accordingly

Add License

Notebook 2: add precision that payoff matrix is identical to notebook 1

I was reading the 2nd notebook on matches and tournaments and found myself re-scrolling to be sure I didn't miss the rules of individual games (the payoff matrix), I had to look up the linked doc which indicates that the payoff matrix is indeed the same as in the prisoner's dilemma. Maybe add a precision at the beginning of the notebook that the payoff matrix is identical?

Issue created within the JOSE review openjournals/jose-reviews#78

Plug into Travis

Add readme to tools

Add material to the tutorial

The iterated prisoner's dilemma studies also include tournaments with spatial topologies and
evolutionary dynamics (Moran processes). Both are implemented withing Axelrod Python and both topics could potentially have their own sections in the tutorial.

Statement of Need

"The authors should clearly state what problems the software is designed to solve and who the target audience is."

In the Introduction, you do a great job describing the problem. However, It is not clear who the intended target audience is from text.

hard coded prefix

Game-Theory-and-Python/environment.yml

Line 13 in a622410

prefix: /home/nikoleta/anaconda3/envs/game-python

This is very specific to your machine. Please update for easy installation for other users. Or note properly in README to be updated.

Update README.md

enviroment.yaml

Run repository with `py invoke`

There is an example of how py invoke can be used to compile material in repo https://github.com/drvinceknight/cfm.

Update tutorial

Update tutorial with the latest axelrod and make tutorial more readable.

Submit to Jose

JOSE is the Journal of Open Source Education http://jose.theoj.org/.

JOSE: matches and tournaments

For independent learner, it would be very helpful to annotate the notebooks with verbose comments and/or explanations for the output of the commands.

Without some comments, the modules may not be self contained for self learner. For example, a small explanation for the result of the match Cooperator vs Random

[(C, D), (C, D), (C, C), (C, C), (C, D)]

JOSS: fix typos

Resolve the typos in the tutorial materials and paper.