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Bump PMAT version to 0.9.3, simplify calculate_bet_amount for KnownOutcomeAgent #51

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  • Refactor
    • Simplified the bet amount calculation logic for OmenAgentMarket.

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The recent update to the prediction_market_agent module involves refining the betting logic for the OmenAgentMarket. This includes simplifying the BetAmount calculation method and ensuring the agent only supports predictions on Omen markets. Additionally, a typo in a print statement was corrected for improved clarity.

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.../known_outcome_agent/deploy.py Removed Currency import; Simplified BetAmount calculation and added support check for Omen markets.
.../known_outcome_agent/known_outcome_agent.py Corrected a typo in a print statement: "Searchig" changed to "Searching."

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85-85: Consider adding a comment explaining the rationale behind using a fixed bet amount and relying on market.currency directly in the calculate_bet_amount method. This will help maintain clarity and understanding for future maintenance or enhancements.

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currency=Currency.xDai,
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return BetAmount(amount=(Decimal(1.0)), currency=market.currency)
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I know we now filtering for markets with liquidity, but people can still create markets with for example, $0.01 in liquidity and then it doesn't make much sense to me to bet more than the minimal bet. wdyt?

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Good point. In that case, I think it makes sense to filter the market at the pick_markets stage, so as not to waste openai API credits. I've made that change above

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Don't you want to keep them for benchmark purposes?

If not, okay by me, just that

elif market.get_liquidity_in_xdai() > 5:
                print(
                    f"Skipping market {market.id=} {market.question=}, because it has insufficient liquidity."
                )

Should it be with the opposite sign, probably?

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Oops! 😆

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Don't you want to keep them for benchmark purposes?

I'm not too concerned about that, more about trying to get the markets that should be p_yes/no==0.95 to that point

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  • prediction_market_agent/agents/known_outcome_agent/deploy.py

@@ -28,14 +27,19 @@ def market_is_saturated(market: AgentMarket) -> bool:


class DeployableKnownOutcomeAgent(DeployableAgent):
model = "gpt-4-1106-preview"
model = "gpt-4-turbo-preview"
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I just noticed this as well, this can point to a different model in future without notice, is that desirable?

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Hmm good question. Maybe in general not, but I reckon for this case it's good - my reasoning being that otherwise over time the agent will get less and less 'up to date with current events' which I would assume is bad for making future predictions.

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@evangriffiths evangriffiths merged commit ee7a7a6 into main Apr 8, 2024
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@evangriffiths evangriffiths deleted the evan/bump-pmat-version-093 branch April 8, 2024 15:15
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