In the examples you show how to run the opponent, but how do you access the source code? For example, how do you distinguish a cooperate bot from a (if choice < 0.0000001 then Defect else Cooperate) bot without a million simulations?
Unlike last year’s tournament, you can’t, and this is part of the challenge. Simulations are a precious resource, and you have to make an educated guess about your opponent based on the limited simulations you have.
In the examples you show how to run the opponent, but how do you access the source code? For example, how do you distinguish a cooperate bot from a
(if choice < 0.0000001 then Defect else Cooperate)bot without a million simulations?Unlike last year’s tournament, you can’t, and this is part of the challenge. Simulations are a precious resource, and you have to make an educated guess about your opponent based on the limited simulations you have.