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tourney 2

2310 games in about 30 minutes.
I ran it twice, results.txt and results.txt_1 (1st time, with more errors output but not "null" counting).
I did try to debug the bots enough to get them running - many needed adjustments. See my notes in the tourney2 folder.
by 2,1,0 i.e. chess score (same as 1, 0, -1 in results.txt) [('ryan', 312.0), ('logan', 300.0), ('jacob', 287.0), ('freebot', 237.0), ('everest', 224.5), ('felx', 207.0), ('anna', 201.5), ('sam', 201.0), ('cory', 184.0), ('randbot', 126.5), ('john', 29.5)] by 3,1,0 score (weighting wins a bit more) [('ryan', 859.0), ('logan', 850.0), ('jacob', 827.0), ('freebot', 659.0), ('sam', 588.0), ('everest', 565.0), ('felx', 550.0), ('anna', 532.0), ('cory', 485.0), ('randbot', 353.0), ('john', 73.0)] by 1,0,0 score (only counting wins) [('jacob', 253.0), ('logan', 250.0), ('ryan', 235.0), ('sam', 186.0), ('freebot', 185.0), ('felx', 136.0), ('anna', 129.0), ('cory', 117.0), ('everest', 116.0), ('randbot', 100.0), ('john', 14.0)]
Scoring in tournaments :

teams & what's next

Assignments up through spring break are posted.
Here are the teams :
Jacob, Cory, Anna JCA (Jackie Chan Adventurers) Felix, Everest, Sam FES (Foreign Exchange Students) John, Ryan, Logan JRL (Junior Rugby League)
And here are the ground rules :
I'll set up some sort of branches of the github repo or shared work areas on csmarlboro - details coming soon.
We'll use some class time for collaboration.
Your mission : use what you've learned from the first effort to divide up the tasks (strategizing, coding, testing, getting it done) and come up with an effective python bot.
http://cs.marlboro.edu/ courses/ spring2014/workshop/ notes/ results_of_tron_tourney_2
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