How to use the nashpy.polytope.non_trivial_vertices function in nashpy

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github drvinceknight / Nashpy / src / nashpy / algorithms / vertex_enumeration.py View on Github external
equilibria: A generator.
    """

    if np.min(A) < 0:
        A = A + abs(np.min(A))
    if np.min(B) < 0:
        B = B + abs(np.min(B))

    number_of_row_strategies, row_dimension = A.shape
    max_label = number_of_row_strategies + row_dimension
    full_labels = set(range(max_label))

    row_halfspaces = build_halfspaces(B.transpose())
    col_halfspaces = build_halfspaces(A)

    for row_v, row_l in non_trivial_vertices(row_halfspaces):
        adjusted_row_l = set((label + number_of_row_strategies) % (max_label)
                             for label in row_l)

        for col_v, col_l in non_trivial_vertices(col_halfspaces):
            if adjusted_row_l.union(col_l) == full_labels:
                yield row_v / sum(row_v), col_v / sum(col_v)
github drvinceknight / Nashpy / src / nashpy / algorithms / vertex_enumeration.py View on Github external
A = A + abs(np.min(A))
    if np.min(B) < 0:
        B = B + abs(np.min(B))

    number_of_row_strategies, row_dimension = A.shape
    max_label = number_of_row_strategies + row_dimension
    full_labels = set(range(max_label))

    row_halfspaces = build_halfspaces(B.transpose())
    col_halfspaces = build_halfspaces(A)

    for row_v, row_l in non_trivial_vertices(row_halfspaces):
        adjusted_row_l = set((label + number_of_row_strategies) % (max_label)
                             for label in row_l)

        for col_v, col_l in non_trivial_vertices(col_halfspaces):
            if adjusted_row_l.union(col_l) == full_labels:
                yield row_v / sum(row_v), col_v / sum(col_v)