def play(self,board):
policy = int(input("Please take you action:"))
while(not core.is_policy_avaliable(board,policy)):
policy = int(input("Action is not valid, try another one:"))
board[policy]=self.label
core.print_board(board)
def play(self,board):
own_vision=[i/self.label for i in board]
#policy=ai.minimax_decision(own_vision)
(policy,_)=ai.best_policy_and_util(own_vision,core.SELF)
print ("AI is making decision: ", policy)
if (core.is_policy_avaliable(board,policy)):
board[policy]=self.label
core.print_board(board)
def play(strategy_X, strategy_O, first=core.MAX, silent=True):
"""
Plays strategy_X vs. strategy_O, beginning with first
in one game. Returns X, O or TIE as a result (string)
The functions make_move, next_player and terminal_test are
implemented elsewhere (e.g. in core.py). The current implementation
uses a 9-char string as the state, but that is not exposed at this level.
"""
board = core.start_state
player = first
current_strategy = {core.MAX: strategy_X, core.MIN: strategy_O}
while player is not None:
move = current_strategy[player](board, player)
board = core.make_move(board, player, move)
player = core.next_player(board, player)
if not silent: core.print_board(board)
return core.terminal_test(board)
def human(player, board):
print(core.print_board(board))
print('Your move?')
while True:
move = input('> ')
if move and check(int(move), player, board):
return int(move)
elif move:
print('Illegal move--try again.')
def ply(self):
"""
make a ply
Parameters:
"""
core.print_board(self.board)
is_first_hand_turn = True
while (core.is_playable(self.board)):
if (is_first_hand_turn):
self.firsthand.play(self.board)
else:
self.lasthand.play(self.board)
is_first_hand_turn = not is_first_hand_turn
else:
(_, winner) = core.get_game_state(self.board)
if (winner == self.firsthand.label):
print("first hand win")
elif (winner == self.lasthand.label):
print("last hand win")
else:
print("tie!")
def main():
try:
black, white = get_players()
board, score = core.play(black, white)
except core.IllegalMoveError as e:
print(e)
return
except EOFError as e:
print('Goodbye.')
return
print('%s wins!' % ('Black' if score > 0 else 'White'))
print(core.print_board(board))
print('Final score:', score)