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Closes#675
This also lays some early work for #225 by putting a bibliography.rst
file in place and adding sources to a handful of strategies (TitForTat,
Grudger, Joss and WSLS).
- add minor modifications to landing page.
- remove incorrect statement about installation.
- tweak match docs.
- fix PEP8 in simple tournament docs.
- make minor adj to results + add bibliography
- add a bibliography and adds some references to some of the strategies.
- tidy of syntax for interactions.
- remove digits (skipping doctest anyway).
- tiny change to noisy tournament docs.
- apply minor changes to spatial tournament.
- add relevant bibliographic items.
- add reference for morality docs.
- import axl in strategy docs.
- import as axl in transformers docs.
- set a seed with axl in making tourn docs.
- make minor stylistic tweaks to read and write docs
- remove unclear part of contrib guidelines: perhaps I just misunderstood what this was saying?
- add a word to index for strategy contrib
- simplify and correct strategy contrib instructions.
- add instructions about references to contrib docs.
- improve rst syntax in add strategy docs.
- minor fixes to class contrib.
- minor tweaks to writing tests.
- grammar in running tests.
- grammar in contributing to the library.
- simplify the tournament overview section.
- sources for some strategies.
I think a good detailed reread of the documentation is needed. I've noticed various small little inconsistencies and there could be more. I'm not suggesting a restructure, just fixing minor errors here and there. For example here: http://axelrod.readthedocs.io/en/latest/tutorials/getting_started/tournament_results.html
There is this line:
Which is complete nonsense (I wrote that) and a relic of what I first wrote before simplifying how the doctests worked.
So I think this just needs someone to read through the docs and pick everything up.
Another example is that we have some places where we write:
and others:
Not actually a problem but could be nice to keep the same for consistency.
Whoever does this: note that it's now possible to include
...
as the output of doctests. This might be helpful.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: