bandits | Armed Bandit algorithms applied to the MovieLens 20M dataset | Recommender System library

Good afternoon.

I am attempting to make a small game inspired by Among Us. The game will feature two bandits if there are 7 or more players, and one bandit if the player count is 6 or less.

I have run into a problem though, so I am attempting to create multiple constructors, here is how I imagine the layout to be.

Console -> Input names separated by comma -> String[] names -> newPlayer Constructor

The newPlayer constructor will then determine the number of players, and sort them into their respective constructor, using Math.random to determine the bandits.

Bandit route newPlayer Constructor -> Bandit Constructor -> Player Constructor

Cowboy route newPlayer Constructor -> Bandit Constructor -> Player Constructor

The problem is that after the data is given to the Player constructor, I'd like to create an array of type Player[], so I can easily access the data within, without creating invidual Player variables, and then making this array accessible to the rest of the classes within the package. I'm looking for the most concise way to do it.

Although I feel like this may not require code for context, I'll provide it in case it helps answer my question.

Bandit Class

In my game, the "boar" line of code will execute if the object hits a boar, but the "bandit" line of script will not execute if I hit a bandit.

Both of the game objects have the "enemy" tag.

If I move the bandit line of code to the top, that line will now work when colliding with a bandit but the boar code below it will not when collided with a boar.

I have a simple table set up with a generator above it that varies in text lengths. Every so often I get an extra line and that shifts my table down. Is there any way I could keep my table fixed in one position?

Please ignore the Javascript and only look at CSS and HTML, specifically the sections related to ButtonSection and the Table. Thanks

I am trying to plot two plots next to each other in python, one a linear result of the experiment and one a logarithmic transformation. The goal would be to place the plots next to each other similar to par(mfrow=c(1,2)) in R .

I am currently reading Reinforcement Learning: An Introduction (RL:AI) and try to reproduce the first example with an n-armed bandit and simple reward averaging.

Averaging

I have the directory.conf:

So there is a first window for the user to log into. Once the user has logged in they can start the game by clicking the "continue" button. The command of this button is set to the function con which should close the window using the window.destroy() function however whenever I try to click it I always receive an error stating "window is not defined"

golang beginner here.

I want to unmarshall some JSON shown here:

I'm a total beginner trying to write code to roll on a series of branching d100 tables (the results of the first table determine which table is rolled on next, and so on).

I've gotten it to work by writing it all as one function, but because I'd like to loop a particular table several times while still referencing the results of the previous table, I'd like to do it as a series of nested functions.

The issue I'm running into is that if I nest the same code that worked as one function into a function within the parent function, EDIT: yearResults is now being written to the HTML but monthResults is coming back as undefined

Is there a way I can make this work? Is this a stupid way to go about trying to achieve this? Thank you for your help.