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#Price is Right, The Big Wheel | |
#By: Cory Hofmann, Updated: 2017-12-05 | |
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#Simulates the Big Wheel to determine percentage of winning based on all possible decisions | |
#Objective is to determine the probability of winning based on first spin value | |
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#In all cases, Player 3 spins in the most logical way (stops if winning, spins a second time if not winning no matter what) | |
#If Player 3 ties one player, he will spin again if he has less than 0.50, otherwise go to spin-off | |
#If Player 3 ties both players, he will spin again if he has less than 0.70, otherwise go to spin-off | |
#These above two conditions are based on the odds of winning a two-man (50%) vs. three-man spin-off (33.3%) |
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#Yahtzee.R | |
#By Cory Hofmann | |
#Last Updated: 2/26/2017 | |
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#This code will simulate 3 rolls of 5 dice, trying to get a Yahtzee. | |
#Will determine odds of achieving Yahtzee in 1, 2, or 3 rolls. | |
#Also, to see best hand remaining if attempted and failed. | |
#Code is set-up to run 1,000,000 times to determine probabilities. | |
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#Outputs: |
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%LCR.m | |
%By Cory Hofmann | |
%Last Updated: 2017-01-24 | |
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%This code is designed to run through a pre-determined number of LCR games | |
%for a pre-determined number of players. Designed to output game | |
%statistics for further analysis. | |
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%Function call -> output = LCR(number of players, number of games) | |
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