xgid2vec: Checker locations as integer vector
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xgid2vec R Documentation
Checker locations as integer vector
Description
Takes the checker locations from a XGID string (first 26 elements)
and turns it into a signed integer vector with 26 elements where
positive numbers indicate how many checkers one player has on a
point; negative numbers are the other player's count of checkers.
The remainder of elements represent derived features, like amount of
contact.
Usage
xgid2vec(xgid, flip = FALSE)
Arguments
xgid
character
flip
logical, defaults to FALSE. Should the sides be flipped?
Value
vector of length 26 with signed integers
Examples
xgid2vec("XGID=-b----E-C---eE---c-e----B-:0:0:1:52:0:0:3:0:10")
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Checker locations as integer vector
Description
Takes the checker locations from a XGID string (first 26 elements) and turns it into a signed integer vector with 26 elements where positive numbers indicate how many checkers one player has on a point; negative numbers are the other player's count of checkers. The remainder of elements represent derived features, like amount of contact.
Usage
xgid2vec(xgid, flip = FALSE)
Arguments
xgid |
character |
flip |
logical, defaults to FALSE. Should the sides be flipped? |
Value
vector of length 26 with signed integers
Examples
xgid2vec("XGID=-b----E-C---eE---c-e----B-:0:0:1:52:0:0:3:0:10")
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