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@ 2025-04-24 12:10 PM (#33771 - in reply to #33716) (#33771) Top

anurag



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anurag posted @ 2025-04-24 12:10 PM

Do+overlapping+words+attract+disqualification+of+the+solution%3f
@ 2025-04-24 1:18 PM (#33772 - in reply to #33771) (#33772) Top

Riad Khanmagomedov



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Riad Khanmagomedov posted @ 2025-04-24 1:18 PM

anurag - 2025-04-24 12:10 PM

Do overlapping words attract disqualification of the solution?

Yes.
@ 2025-04-26 2:58 AM (#33781 - in reply to #33716) (#33781) Top

kiwijam



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kiwijam posted @ 2025-04-26 2:58 AM

A question for LMI:
On this discussion page I see "27 posts - Page 1 of 2". (After my post, it will probably say 28 posts.)
On page 1 I see 25 posts, all is good.
But when I click to page 2 I see nothing (no posts) at all. I have tried this in different devices and different browsers.
Is something wrong, preventing posts 26_PLUS_ from displaying?

[Edit: I now see this post at the top of page 2. Perhaps 2 posts were deleted and the website was confused. But I still count 26 posts, not 28.)

Edited by kiwijam 2025-04-26 3:01 AM
@ 2025-04-26 3:57 AM (#33782 - in reply to #33716) (#33782) Top

kiwijam



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kiwijam posted @ 2025-04-26 3:57 AM

A question for Riad:

After reading Anurag's question, I think there are 2 ways to understand Name Hitori.
1) Are the words chosen by the contestant, using parentheses? 2) Or are the words chosen by wordlist only?

For example, my row is "KENDOWXYZ". This includes the letters "KEN" and "ENDO".
1) I know I am only allowed one word here. In the answer key I enter (KEN)DOWXYZ or K(ENDO)WXYZ. The other word is ignored, and I do not count it for my score.
or 2) This row breaks the rules. Even if I enter (KEN)DOWXYZ, the puzzle is invalid and I get no score.

So we all use the same rule, do you think 1) or 2) is correct?
@ 2025-04-26 12:23 PM (#33783 - in reply to #33782) (#33783) Top

Riad Khanmagomedov



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Riad Khanmagomedov posted @ 2025-04-26 12:23 PM

kiwijam - 2025-04-26 3:57 AM

A question for Riad:

After reading Anurag's question, I think there are 2 ways to understand Name Hitori.
1) Are the words chosen by the contestant, using parentheses? 2) Or are the words chosen by wordlist only?

For example, my row is "KENDOWXYZ". This includes the letters "KEN" and "ENDO".
1) I know I am only allowed one word here. In the answer key I enter (KEN)DOWXYZ or K(ENDO)WXYZ. The other word is ignored, and I do not count it for my score.
or 2) This row breaks the rules. Even if I enter (KEN)DOWXYZ, the puzzle is invalid and I get no score.

So we all use the same rule, do you think 1) or 2) is correct?

James, example 1) using the name KEN ENDO is correct. If you specify only one word in parentheses, the answer will be accepted. It is not allowed to use parentheses like this: (K(EN)DO)WXYZ.
@ 2025-04-26 4:05 PM (#33785 - in reply to #33716) (#33785) Top

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krasnosulinec1797 posted @ 2025-04-26 4:05 PM

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@ 2025-04-26 6:33 PM (#33786 - in reply to #33716) (#33786) Top

anurag



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anurag posted @ 2025-04-26 6:33 PM

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@ 2025-04-26 10:24 PM (#33787 - in reply to #33786) (#33787) Top

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Carlos posted @ 2025-04-26 10:24 PM

@anurag The example of "Name Hitori" contains the name "AOKI" without counting it among the valid words, since it overlaps "NAOKI". Nevertheless, the grid is considered to be valid. Hence, I guess that a valid grid can contain words overlapping other words, as long as they are not counted. At least, that is what I understand from the example.
Unfortunately, you're not the only one who misunderstood the first answer of Riad: this is my case too, so I understand your frustration.
@ 2025-04-27 12:51 AM (#33788 - in reply to #33785) (#33788) Top

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Riad Khanmagomedov posted @ 2025-04-27 12:51 AM

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@ 2025-04-27 12:59 AM (#33789 - in reply to #33787) (#33789) Top

Riad Khanmagomedov



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Riad Khanmagomedov posted @ 2025-04-27 12:59 AM

Carlos - 2025-04-26 10:24 PM

@anurag The example of "Name Hitori" contains the name "AOKI" without counting it among the valid words, since it overlaps "NAOKI". Nevertheless, the grid is considered to be valid. Hence, I guess that a valid grid can contain words overlapping other words, as long as they are not counted. At least, that is what I understand from the example.
Unfortunately, you're not the only one who misunderstood the first answer of Riad: this is my case too, so I understand your frustration.

Paul, thanks for your detailed answer to Anurag. The example is eloquent.
@ 2025-04-27 4:45 AM (#33790 - in reply to #33716) (#33790) Top

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krasnosulinec1797 posted @ 2025-04-27 4:45 AM

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@ 2025-04-28 5:02 AM (#33792 - in reply to #33781) (#33792) Top

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prasanna16391 posted @ 2025-04-28 5:02 AM

kiwijam - 2025-04-26 2:58 AM

A question for LMI:


Simple explanation here I think, unless I misunderstood the question. Two posts were pending approval as they were first time posts from people, and some of us were away for the weekend and slow to approve it.
@ 2025-04-28 7:05 AM (#33793 - in reply to #33716) (#33793) Top

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debmohanty posted @ 2025-04-28 7:05 AM

Optimizer Submissions

Submissions to Optimizer puzzles here.

Puzzles are not checked for correctness. If you notice any incorrect submissions, please help Riad by reporting them.

Puzzle 10 : S not cross checked
Puzzle 11 : N not cross checked, Hitori not solved
Puzzle 12 : S, L not cross checked. puzzle not solved.
@ 2025-04-28 10:41 PM (#33795 - in reply to #33716) (#33795) Top

Riad Khanmagomedov



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Riad Khanmagomedov posted @ 2025-04-28 10:41 PM

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@ 2025-04-29 4:02 PM (#33797 - in reply to #33716) (#33797) Top

kiwijam



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kiwijam posted @ 2025-04-29 4:02 PM

Oh+wow%2C+thank+you+for+a+great+contest+Riad%21+The+puzzles+were+hard%2C+but+they+are+always+hard%2E+And+thank+you+to+all+the+contestants+with+short+names%2E+%F0%9F%98%8E%0D%0AI+don%27t+think+anybody+has+got+100+points+before%2E+If+it+is+useful+for+others%2C+I+will+share+some+thoughts+on+how+I+approached+them%2E%0D%0A%0D%0AOpti%2DSumdoku%3A+%0D%0AThe+first+step+was+to+find+a+grid+with+a+high+Samedoku+score%2E+I+looked+at+patterns+for+each+digit+separately%2E+It+is+not+possible+to+place+a+digit+in+9+cells+so+that+it+counts+18+times+to+the+sum+%28when+every+digit+can+see+another+digit+in+both+diagonal+directions%29%2E+The+best+possible+is+16+times+%28see+the+9s+in+my+solution%29%2E+But+not+all+digits+can+be+16+%2D+the+best+grid+overall+has+%7B16%2C+15%2C+15%2C+14%2C+14%2C+14%2C+14%2C+14%2C+14%7D+for+the+Samedoku%2E+I+think+Carlos+has+the+same+grid+as+me%2E%0D%0AThe+second+step+is+to+take+away+as+many+digits+as+possible%2E+Check+for+uniqueness%2C+try+another+digit%2E+Eventually+you+will+get+down+to+%7E22+clues%2E%0D%0AThe+last+step+is+to+choose+which+digit+goes+in+each+part+of+the+grid+pattern%2E+Calculate+16%2F15%2F14+minus+the+number+of+hints+remaining+%28e%2Eg%2E+9+gets+the+best+place+%3D+16%2D1%2C+8+gets+the+14%2D0%2C+7+gets+15%2D2%29%2E+%0D%0APlease+don%27t+try+to+solve+my+classic+sudoku%21+It+is+unique%2C+but+it+needs+a+lot+of+Xwings%2C+Ywings%2C+chains%2E%2E%2E+%F0%9F%98%AD%0D%0A%0D%0AName+Hitori%3A%0D%0AI+decided+to+use+all+the+2%2Dletter+and+3+words%2C+and+many+4s%2C+and+I+ignored+all+5%5FPLUS%5F+words%2E%0D%0AIt+is+easy+to+have+too+many+blacks%2C+or+not+enough+blacks%2C+so+I+started+by+trying+to+intersect+many+4%2Dwords+together%2E%0D%0AI+found+a+4x4+with+6+4%2Dwords+inside%2C+I+put+that+in+the+bottom%2Dleft+corner%2E+I+found+another+4x4+with+6+words+inside%2E+When+I+put+that+in+the+bottom%2Dright%2C+the+common+letters+%28e%2Eg%2E+ADEM%2DENDO%29+helped+fill+90%25+of+those+cells+with+black+or+white%2E+I+filled+the+top%2Dright+with+4%2Dwords+too%2C+sometimes+choosing+letters+for+Hitori%2C+sometimes+choosing+for+intersection%2E+At+the+end+I+put+the+final+2%2D+and+3%2Dwords+in+the+gaps%2E+I+had+two+empty+cells%2E+One+I+used+to+finish+the+Hitori%2C+and+one+was+a+bonus+point%2E%0D%0A%0D%0AThreads+With+Knots%3A%0D%0AI+wanted+to+start+with+long+diagonal+lines+for+the+1st%2C+3rd%2C+5th%2C+7th+sections+to+get+a+high+length%2E+I+put+small+numbers+near+the+corners%2E+The+8%2C5%2C3%2C7+clues+define+knots+1+to+7%2E+The+2+clue+is+not+needed%2C+but+it+did+give+lots+of+empty+squares+on+the+long+diagonal%2E+%0D%0AThen+I+switched+to+finding+a+unique+solution+with+small+clues%2E+Thread+length+was+less+important+now%2E+Putting+clues+on+the+same+parity%2Fcolour+diagonals+helped+too%2E+I+found+two+medium+numbers+%289%2C+13%29+to+finish%2E%0D%0ASP1+and+EKBM+both+had+much+better+clues+than+me%2C+but+my+long+thread+was+important%2E+It+is+possible+to+have+length+%3E+100%2C+but+then+you+need+too+many+big+clues+to+make+it+unique%2E
@ 2025-04-29 10:12 PM (#33798 - in reply to #33716) (#33798) Top

SP1



Posts: 12

Country : Japan

SP1 posted @ 2025-04-29 10:12 PM

Riad, thanks for organizing a great contest!
And congratulations to kiwijam for a perfect win!!!
Thanks also to the LMI team for running the event.
I had not participated in this contest for a few years, but I really enjoyed it.

I especially like prob. 7 and 12.
I didn't have time to fix my solution for 12 because it was the last day of the contest when I realized that the length of lines was important.I regret that.
Anyway, I think prob.12 is a really good optimization setup!

I like optimization puzzles very much, and I am very happy to see the April Contest where I can enjoy them.
I'm planning to hold an optimization contest at a local site in Japan.
I hope that the fun of optimization will spread more and more.

Edited by SP1 2025-04-29 10:13 PM
@ 2025-04-30 12:43 AM (#33799 - in reply to #33716) (#33799) Top

Riad Khanmagomedov



Posts: 249
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Country : Russia

Riad Khanmagomedov posted @ 2025-04-30 12:43 AM

Thanks a lot to everyone!
Congratulations to James, Takuma and Paul!
Success in optimization problems in 2025 earned more points than ever. James had a very impressive victory. Only two participants managed to score points in all optimizations. Takuma, great result! Interestingly written in the two posts above. I wish Takuma success in organizing the optimization contest in Japan.
There were questions like: Why ban word overlapping in Hitori? I think through the answer format so that it is convenient for the organizers. A lot of parentheses can prevent Deb from forming grids with solutions. For clarity, it is better to place the parentheses sequentially. Thanks to the LMI team, Deb and Prasanna, and a special thanks to Kota for the long-term support!
@ 2025-05-03 4:09 PM (#33805 - in reply to #33716) (#33805) Top

pinkagape



Posts: 19

Country : United Kingdom

pinkagape posted @ 2025-05-03 4:09 PM

Thanks Riad and well done James! Are there solutions available to the puzzles? I had a tough time with some of them and was hoping to work through them with the solutions.
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