Your explanation is missing some details.
Does the game choose a random initial condition?
What do the ->0, ->1, and ->2 mean in your explanation of the color
changes?
Assuming the answers are "yes" and "nothing," this is a fairly standard
heuristic search problem. Check any good AI book. The
Within the limits of the equation you gave, isn't this just a
permutation problem?
adak
Hi all,
I have a 2d array X, say of size AxB.
Each cell has a capacity limit, lets mark the capacity limit of cell
[i,j] by L[i,j].
My problem is that I want to find all possible arrays that for every
cell
0 <= X[i,j] <= L[i,j].
Can anybody give me a rough draft for such an algorithm?
than
Hey Group,
I've been playing an online game and they offer a series of mini-games
to kill time inbetween resets when you're out of "turns" These games
don't really affect anything but one of them has been bugging me for
quite a while so i finally decided to see if i could code a way to
solve it.
Either you're fibbing (which will get you a piece of coal in your
Chrismas stocking), or you didn't read the google results.
There are tons of info on this, just google "tournament tree", and
you're on your way.
And quit fibbing, 'cause Santa is already loaded down with coal for all
the lying po
hello all,
does someone know about this datastructure?
I have searched it in google, but didn't find very useful information.
can someone give me some links?
thanks in advance.
What are the allowed operators?
