When computing equilibria, the graphical interface offers no ability to customise the behaviour of algorithms - it chooses (sensible?) defaults.
There are probably a few configuration options that would be useful to offer - even for "beginning" users. The one that comes to mind is to select the number of starting points tried, for the methods that try these; mostly these are hard-coded to 10 right now.
It could be worth looking at other algorithm parameters as well - although my own first thought is that most of them could comfortably be set at sensible defaults and leave it at that (as they are now).
When computing equilibria, the graphical interface offers no ability to customise the behaviour of algorithms - it chooses (sensible?) defaults.
There are probably a few configuration options that would be useful to offer - even for "beginning" users. The one that comes to mind is to select the number of starting points tried, for the methods that try these; mostly these are hard-coded to 10 right now.
It could be worth looking at other algorithm parameters as well - although my own first thought is that most of them could comfortably be set at sensible defaults and leave it at that (as they are now).