Added documentation to the doctests.py #1270
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This ensures the `doctest: +SKIP` does not appear.
It's an implementation of the "Detective" prober strategy as described in "The Evolution of Trust" game created by Nicky Case in July 2017 https://ncase.me/trust/ In the game, it's implemented in: https://github.com/ncase/trust/blob/8ff91b81358d02847f81eaa46a797e806e749178/js/sims/PD.js#L217
Add Detective strategy from Nicky Case game
Added Numpy Style documentation to the file, and a small side-note about the ELLIPSIS option from doctest online documentation.
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Hi, thanks for the contribution! Can you rebase your PR so that the only the new commits are present, or open a new PR with just the new commits? |
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Opened PR with just the new commits like you asked. |
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Added Numpy Style Documentation to doctests.py