top | item 41347110 (no title) bollu | 1 year ago what definition of "fair" was reached upon? discuss order hn newest devnull3|1 year ago Under pressure, I suggested the following:1. Only one solution (or path in this case) should exist2. No loops (meaning the valid solution does not cross it-self)3. The length of false path from correct path should not be more than 4 swid|1 year ago I like the definition proposed in the post - all possible mazes should be equally likely. A function could return the same maze each time and pass the criteria above.
devnull3|1 year ago Under pressure, I suggested the following:1. Only one solution (or path in this case) should exist2. No loops (meaning the valid solution does not cross it-self)3. The length of false path from correct path should not be more than 4 swid|1 year ago I like the definition proposed in the post - all possible mazes should be equally likely. A function could return the same maze each time and pass the criteria above.
swid|1 year ago I like the definition proposed in the post - all possible mazes should be equally likely. A function could return the same maze each time and pass the criteria above.
devnull3|1 year ago
1. Only one solution (or path in this case) should exist
2. No loops (meaning the valid solution does not cross it-self)
3. The length of false path from correct path should not be more than 4
swid|1 year ago