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The Axelrod library in Python is a research tool for the Iterated Prisoner's Dilemma.
2017-2020LinkFor a project, I wanted to arrange data in a table-like, object, but with the requirement: Cells could depend on other cells, with the dependency being any function (to be provided). When I update the cells, I want the children to update as well. As well the data is dynamically saved and loaded, so that the entire table isn't held in memory at once. The link contains a description of the project and design decisions I made; it contains a link to the code on GitHub.
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