We have released version 16.4.0 of Gambit, the package for computation in game theory. Read all about it and download at https://t.co/k4R8RADGYZ and/or
https://t.co/pvjSVkl3fK #gametheory#nashequilibrium#gametheorysoftware
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"Quantal response equilibrium as a structural model for estimation: The missing manual" with Ted Turocy
https://t.co/Wbsg7prUJL
Gambit: The package for computation in game theory version 16.3.0 is out! We've made big improvements to finding (most) equilibria of N-player games, and in using external tools to facilitate equilibrium computation. Full details/download https://t.co/ynf6c2hBYN . .
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We have released Gambit 16.1.1, with a few bug fixes. Get it at https://t.co/yHW9NuxmO5, or https://t.co/pvjSVkl3fK for the Python package! #gametheory
We've released the latest development alpha, 16.1.0a3: https://t.co/A3lUvRl3xy. Aside from working through the coding planned for 16.1.0, with this release comes some big improvements to the documentation of pygambit! https://t.co/ppVpXPkODS #gametheory#python
Gambit version 16.1.0a2 has now been released. This release contains a number of internal improvements in how pygambit works, including much better error handling. Get it from https://t.co/TzYOGuvXOf or https://t.co/z9aV0i2fvk - and let us know how you get on!
Gambit version 16.1.0a1 is now available. This is the first alpha release for 16.1.0. See https://t.co/TzYOGuvXOf, or get it at https://t.co/c7MEsisd4o or the Python package at https://t.co/8Oht6jOiz9
We are excited to announce that Gambit development will be supported in part by The Alan Turing Institute's project, https://t.co/9F9hZz3hY3.
Keep an eye on here, https://t.co/TzYOGuvXOf, and https://t.co/U2ctuCbFMr, for further details in the coming weeks!
It has been far too long - but at long last it's here. Gambit 16.0.2 is now available! This is a maintenance release that restores successful building on current compilers and cleans up various packaging issues.
Get it from https://t.co/TzYOGuvXOf! #gametheory
In response to a first very common request: The Python extension module is now available on PyPI:
https://t.co/InBzFh4EeD
This remains VERY experimental and everything in the API is subject to change. However, this should at least make it much easier to try things out.