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17 lines
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mtgencode
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Python scripts for encoding MTG cards in a way that is hopefully nice for neural networks.
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I apologize in advance for the quality of this code. Once I figure out the best way to do things, I might try to clean it up. Until then it's going to be a mess.
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To use the script, you'll need to get the json corpus of magic cards from mtgjson.com. I usually encode from AllSets.json, but if you want to extend the code you can change it to use the other fields from AllSets-x.json.
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Once you have the json corpus:
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```
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python encode.py AllSets.json output.txt
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will read the corpus from AllSets.json and put the new encoding in output.txt.
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Apparently I'm running Python 2.7.6.
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