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Hi, This is one of the classic problem in AI.

The problem I posted, is actaully an exercise on segmentation section of the OpenLab on http://www.a-i.com.(You will need to register) I have extended it to some other critera such as 'spaces allowed' to meet more general problems. I tried runrig's solution and it doesn't work when number of patterns is 6, for the condition that one pattern cannot be part of another pattern.

I am trying to solve this problem myself also, what I am looking for is good design to begin with.

Artist.
(My computer doesn't keep the login for more than one page, Please let me know if you know the soltuion).

In reply to Re: Re: Re: Pattern Finding by Anonymous Monk
in thread Pattern Finding by artist

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