take-it-easy 0.0.1

An implementation of the popular board game Take It Easy! to be used for Reinforcement Learning

take_it_easy

The game has two modes:

“play”: In the play mode, the entire game will be simulated including drawing tiles randomly. This is usefull to play with the computer or to train an Reinforcement Learning algorithm

“input”: In input mode, the user specifies what tile has been drawn, e.g., when playing a real-life game

Install

pip install take_it_easy

How to use

To play the game with random actions:

from take_it_easy.tiles import Tiles
from take_it_easy.board import Board
from take_it_easy.play import play_random_game

board = Board()
tiles = Tiles()
play_random_game(board, tiles)

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