README.md

In andreyrisukhin/ntdice: Simulate, Visualize, And Generate Non-Transitive Dice

ntdice

The goal of ntdice is to simulate, visualize, and generate sets of non-transitive dice.

Grime Dice

One impressive set of non-transitive dice was discovered by Dr. James Grime. This set has several cycles: - Alphabetical: blue, magenta, olive, red, yellow - Length (increasing): red, blue, olive, yellow, magenta - Reverse Length (decreasing): magenta, yellow, olive, blue, red

Each of the dice in this set has six faces.

We can simulate rolls between two dice using the simulate_roll(dice_a, dice_b, trials) function.

Installation

You can install the released version of ntdice from CRAN with:

install.packages("ntdice")

To view vignettes, run the following code:

devtools::install_github("andreyrisukhin/ntdice", build_vignette = TRUE, build_opts = c())
library(ntdice)
# Use this to view the vignette in the ntdice HTML help
help(package = "ntdice", help_type = "html")
# Use this to view the vignette as an isolated HTML file
utils::browseVignettes(package = "ntdice")

Examples

Examples of functionality coming soon!

Coming Soon

Features coming soon include: - Plotting simulation results, visualizations - Intelligent dice selection - Generating new sets of Non-Transitive Dice - More famous sets of Non-Transitive Dice (efron dice) - More uses for get_win_matrix()

andreyrisukhin/ntdice documentation built on Dec. 19, 2021, 3:34 a.m.