divide21env 0.1.1

Gymnasium environment for the game Divide21

Divide21Env

A custom Gymnasium-compatible environment for the Divide21 game.

Environment Details

Action Space

The environment uses a dictionary action space with three components:

Key	Type	Description
division	0 or 1	Whether to attempt division (1) or change a digit (0).
digit	0–9	If division=1, the divisor; if division=0, the new digit to set at index.
index	0…digits-1	Index of the digit to overwrite (ignored if division=1).

Example:

action = {"division": 1, "digit": 3, "index": 0}  # attempt division by 3
action = {"division": 0, "digit": 7, "index": 1}  # set the second digit to 7

Observation Space

The environment uses a dictionary observation space with the following keys:

Key	Type	Description
dynamic_number	np.int8 array (digits,)	The current number as an array of digits.
available_digits_per_index	np.int64 array (digits*10,)	Binary mask of which digits can be set at each position. Flattened from shape (digits, 10).
players	np.int64 array (num_players*3,)	Each player’s [id, score, is_current_turn]. Flattened array of all players.
player_turn	int	ID of the player whose turn it is.

Example:

obs, info = env.reset()
print(obs["dynamic_number"])            # [4, 7]
print(obs["available_digits_per_index"])  # array([1,1,0,...])
print(obs["players"])                   # array([0,0,1,1,0,0])  # two players
print(obs["player_turn"])               # 0

Quick Notes

The available_digits_per_index mask ensures illegal moves (e.g., setting a leading zero or creating number 0/1) are prevented.

Rewards and penalties are automatically updated in the environment during step().

The environment fully supports multiple players, and tracks turns via player_turn and is_current_turn.

Usage Example

import gymnasium as gym
import divide21env

env = gym.make("Divide21-v0")
obs, info = env.reset()
action = env.action_space.sample()
obs, reward, terminated, truncated, info = env.step(action)

print(f"Observation: {obs}")
print(f"Reward: {reward}, Terminated: {terminated}")

Installation

pip install -e .

Cite This Project

If you use Divide21 in your research, projects, or publications, please cite it as:

Jacinto Jeje Matamba Quimua (2025). Divide21Env: Gym Environment for Reinforcement Learning Experiments. GitHub repository: https://github.com/jaci-hub/divide21Env

BibTeX

@misc{divide21env2025,
  author       = {Jacinto Jeje Matamba Quimua},
  title        = {Divide21Env: Gym Environment for Reinforcement Learning Experiments},
  year         = 2025,
  howpublished = {\url{https://github.com/jaci-hub/divide21Env}},
}