We would like to offer a convenience interface to use GAMUT (http://gamut.stanford.edu) to generate games.
We envision that this would take the form of a Python module that assumes that Java and the GAMUT .jar file are already available and installed, and we call as an external process, similar to the model established for PHCpack and lrslib. Functions for each of the classes of games can be generated based on the GAMUT documentation - GAMUT game families in general have many interesting parameter arguments which can be expressed as function arguments and documented in docstrings.
GAMUT generates serialised game representations, so this interface would automatically deserialise the result and return a materialised Gambit game representation.
We would like to offer a convenience interface to use GAMUT (http://gamut.stanford.edu) to generate games.
We envision that this would take the form of a Python module that assumes that Java and the GAMUT
.jarfile are already available and installed, and we call as an external process, similar to the model established forPHCpackandlrslib. Functions for each of the classes of games can be generated based on the GAMUT documentation - GAMUT game families in general have many interesting parameter arguments which can be expressed as function arguments and documented in docstrings.GAMUT generates serialised game representations, so this interface would automatically deserialise the result and return a materialised Gambit game representation.