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anonymous-bootwar

This vignette shows how to play bootwar using a deck built with an anonymous function rather than the standard 52 card deck.

Initialization:

# Load bootwar
library(bootwar)

# Set up vectors for computer and player's cards and values
comp_cv <- vector(mode = "character")
comp_vv <- vector(mode = "numeric")
plyr_cv <- vector(mode = "character")
plyr_vv <- vector(mode = "numeric")

Define Custom Deck

Use the deck_of_cards parameter of shuffle_deck() to define a custom deck of cards.

seed <- 123
set.seed(seed)

# Shuffle the deck
adeck <- mmcards::shuffle_deck(
  deck_of_cards = function(x) {as.integer(stats::runif(52, 1, 208))},
  seed = seed
  )

head(adeck)
#>    card value
#> 7     7    30
#> 27   27    99
#> 32   32   123
#> 38   38   147
#> 25   25    95
#> 34   34   136

The rest of the workflow follows the same structure as the README.

Play the First Round:

rres <- play_round(cdeck = adeck,
                   plyr_cv = plyr_cv, plyr_vv = plyr_vv,
                   comp_cv = comp_cv, comp_vv = comp_vv)

Continue the Game for Four More Rounds:

for (i in 1:4) {
  rres <- play_round(cdeck = rres$updated_deck,
                     plyr_cv = rres$plyr_cv, plyr_vv = rres$plyr_vv,
                     comp_cv = rres$comp_cv, comp_vv = rres$comp_vv)
}

# Ensure 10 cards have been dealt
nrow(rres$updated_deck)
#> [1] 42

Analyze the Game:

gres <- analyze_game(plyr_vv = rres$plyr_vv, comp_vv = rres$comp_vv,
                     mode = "pt", nboot = 1000, seed = 150, conf.level = 0.05)

# Display game results
gres$winner
#> [1] "Computer Wins"
gres$bootstrap_results$effect.size
#> [1] -12.2
gres$bootstrap_results$ci.effect.size
#> 47.5% 52.5% 
#>  -2.4   0.6
gres$bootstrap_results$p.value
#> [1] 0.685

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They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.