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Re: Re: Solving Meta Sentencesby YuckFoo (Abbot) |
| on May 30, 2002 at 02:52 UTC ( [id://170322]=note: print w/replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
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This output lines are just to convince you that the program
is running. The first number is the number of iterations.
Next is the score of the best attempt so far followed by
the letters whose count is not right. Score of 5 means the
whole sentence is 'off by 5'. Every $RESET iterations
the best number is reset so you can see more work being done. I don't know if eventually a sentence will resolve. I tend to think some sentences don't have a solution. I've run the program for many millions of iterations over many hours and not found an answer. Even with a run this long I'm sure only a small fraction of possibilities were tried. I've also had it finish in five minutes. I think I need to run the same sentence many times to see if there is any consistancy about how many iterations it takes. GoodLuckFoo
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