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Instructions:

set configuration in config.py

run: sh run.sh

results will be generated in the directory specified in config.py, default: ../results/ output will be generated in the directory specified in config.py, default: ../plots/

*** If you use this code, please cite: ***

Peter Krafft, Chris Baker, Alex Pentland, and Joshua Tenenbaum. (2016). Modeling Human Ad Hoc Coordination. The Thirtieth AAAI Conference on Artificial Intelligence (AAAI).


Descriptions of Files:

-- Main Files --

best-fit.py : script for checking model fit to data

config.py : configuration file

fitting.py : functions for fitting models to data

heuristics.py : alternative models for simulations

info_partition.py : functions for creating information partitions given a generative world model

levelk.py : level-k iterated reasoning model

model.py : abstract class that specifies model methods

pbelief.py : code for computing common p-belief (see supplementary materials of paper for correctness proof)

player.py : generic functions for playing against a specified opponent, used in level-k and simulations

plot.py : script for plotting results

plot_tools.py : utility functions for plotting results

run.sh : script for generating all plots from paper text

simulate-thomas.py : script for simulating human-agent interaction

simulation.py : supporting functions for simulating human-agent interaction

speaker_model.py : model for loud speaker, described in the paper text

test.sh : script for running unit tests

thomas_model.py : model for primary/secondary/tertiary knowledge conditions, described in the paper text

utils.py : a couple useful general-purpose functions

-- Other Model File for Examples and Testing --

asym_model.py : asymmetric observation model

extended_thomas_model : alternative model of thomas data

simple_model.py : simplest possible observation model


Copyright (c) 2015 Peter Krafft

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