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Country : India | swaroop2011 - 2014-04-08 9:36 PM
just a query
for answer key of Trid and sudoku on cube we have to enter 9,9,9,9.. or 99999 without commas ? Both formats are accepted (in this contest and in all other contests at LMI ) |
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Puzlifouk
Posts: 67
Country : France | Small question about Battleships: When you say "Maximum length of horizontal / vertical line segments", do you mean "CONSECUTIVE horizontal / vertical line segments"? Otherwise, in the example, the top right corner '2' is actually 2 1/2 long. |
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spelvin
Posts: 20
Country : United States | spelvin posted @ 2014-04-09 1:29 AM Riad Khanmagomedov - 2014-04-07 9:30 AM
Grizix - 2014-04-07 7:12 PM
Hi
In the My Line quadrant, does a segment of turn could leave the quadrant ? For example, can the 2 on the last row have a segment of his turn crossing the quadrant border ?
Does crossing the border cuts the length of a segment ? For example, with the 1 near the median horizontal border, could it cross this border and still count as one segment ? (as there is only one segment IN the quadrant)
Nice puzzles anyway !
Yes, a segment of turns can leave the quadrant. In the example I specifically gave one such angle (in cell with "?" ).
Similar question for Battleships With Line: can a row or column have a longer segment which is partially outside the quadrant, if the portion within the quadrant is below the given maximal length? |
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swaroop2011
Posts: 668
Country : India | Small question about Battleships: When you say "Maximum length of horizontal / vertical line segments", do you mean "CONSECUTIVE horizontal / vertical line segments"? Otherwise, in the example, the top right corner '2' is actually 2 1/2 long.
yes you can say it is consecutive segments
Edited by swaroop2011 2014-04-09 3:54 AM
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kiwijam
Posts: 187
Country : New Zealand | kiwijam posted @ 2014-04-09 3:54 AM devarajand - 2014-04-09 5:18 AM
In Trid can the numbers be repeated in the diagonals. That is the bold diagonals of rectangle/sides of triangles.
There are 6 small Trid puzzles, each has bold borders that are 7 circles long.
Numbers can NOT be repeated along those 7-circle borders, or any other diagonal within the same small triangle.
(it's the same idea as the Sudoku On Cube puzzle, there are 6 little puzzles with individual solutions, but they have identical digits along their common borders ) |
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Riad Khanmagomedov
Posts: 238
Country : Russia | spelvin - 2014-04-09 1:29 AM
Riad Khanmagomedov - 2014-04-07 9:30 AM
Grizix - 2014-04-07 7:12 PM
Hi
In the My Line quadrant, does a segment of turn could leave the quadrant ? For example, can the 2 on the last row have a segment of his turn crossing the quadrant border ?
Does crossing the border cuts the length of a segment ? For example, with the 1 near the median horizontal border, could it cross this border and still count as one segment ? (as there is only one segment IN the quadrant)
Nice puzzles anyway !
Yes, a segment of turns can leave the quadrant. In the example I specifically gave one such angle (in cell with "?" ).
Similar question for Battleships With Line: can a row or column have a longer segment which is partially outside the quadrant, if the portion within the quadrant is below the given maximal length?
No, cannot. |
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Puzlifouk
Posts: 67
Country : France | OK, thanks. Since the beginning, I had misinterpreted the statement of 'Battleship with Line'. When I finally properly translated, it became (almost) easy ... |
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Puzlifouk
Posts: 67
Country : France | Hi. Another question: For optimization problems, I guess you can without penalty propose a first solution, then return it to improve, right? |
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Country : India | Puzlifouk - 2014-04-09 10:33 PM
Hi. Another question: For optimization problems, I guess you can without penalty propose a first solution, then return it to improve, right?
Yes. There is no penalty.
Your final submission for each puzzle will be considered for scoring. |
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sduran
Posts: 7
Country : Turkey | sduran posted @ 2014-04-10 1:02 AM according to diayajilin rules;
1-digit in a cell shows total number of black cells on its both diagonals
2-or shows total number of black cells on its any diagonals
for example;
digit 2 in a cell and there is 2 black cells on any of its diagonal and there is one black cell on its other diagonal. that is satisfied the rule?
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kiwijam
Posts: 187
Country : New Zealand | kiwijam posted @ 2014-04-10 2:49 AM sduran - 2014-04-10 8:02 AM
according to diayajilin rules;
1-digit in a cell shows total number of black cells on its both diagonals
2-or shows total number of black cells on its any diagonals
for example;
digit 2 in a cell and there is 2 black cells on any of its diagonal and there is one black cell on its other diagonal. that is satisfied the rule?
In Diayajilin, if there is a digit "2" in a cell then this is the total of all black cells in both diagonals, added together.
i.e.
there is 1 black in NW-SE diagonal and 1 black in NE-SW diagonal
OR
there is 2 blacks in NW-SE diagonal and 0 blacks in NE-SW diagonal
OR
there is 0 blacks in NW-SE diagonal and 2 blacks in NE-SW diagonal
(but you can NOT have 2 blacks in NW-SE diagonal and 1 black in NE-SW diagonal )
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devarajand
Posts: 114
Country : India | In my line if there is a no 2 is it necessary to have the length of lines equal to 2 on both sides or on side is enough. |
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swaroop2011
Posts: 668
Country : India | both sides its necessary
devarajand - 2014-04-10 6:21 AM
In my line if there is a no 2 is it necessary to have the length of lines equal to 2 on both sides or on side is enough.
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Puzlifouk
Posts: 67
Country : France | Hi.
For 'Roman OX', I thought it was possible to use 'X' AND 'O' inside the grid, but the submission page specifies to use only 'X' and '-' ? |
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Country : India | Puzlifouk - 2014-04-10 10:24 AM
Hi.
For 'Roman OX', I thought it was possible to use 'X' AND 'O' inside the grid, but the submission page specifies to use only 'X' and '-' ? Fixed. Your submission was already accepted nevertheless. |
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sduran
Posts: 7
Country : Turkey | sduran posted @ 2014-04-10 9:24 PM For the puzzle 10;
I cannot figure out by equal dimension of figure and grid cells on the given example.
Could you explain pls.
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kiwijam
Posts: 187
Country : New Zealand | kiwijam posted @ 2014-04-11 2:44 AM sduran - 2014-04-11 4:24 AM
For the puzzle 10;
I cannot figure out by equal dimension of figure and grid cells on the given example.
Could you explain pls.
It means that the shapes must cover grid cells exactly. e.g. You cannot place the 1x1 shape to cover half of one grid cell and half of another grid cell. |
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Grizix
Posts: 30
Country : France | Grizix posted @ 2014-04-11 4:27 AM Another question, about Battleships with Line :
Does the maximum line length have to exist or is it just a maximum ?
In other words, for a row with a 2, do we need to have at least one line of length 2 or only 1 length lines is ok ? |
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greenhorn
Posts: 164
Country : Slovakia | Grizix - 2014-04-11 4:27 AM
Another question, about Battleships with Line :
Does the maximum line length have to exist or is it just a maximum ?
In other words, for a row with a 2, do we need to have at least one line of length 2 or only 1 length lines is ok ?
It is needed to have such a lenght. |
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Administrator
Country : India | Please check your submissions carefully before the contest endsBecause there is no manual override in this contest.
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Puzlifouk
Posts: 67
Country : France | Hello,
I really enjoyed this contest, with dense and varied problems. As a beginner, I always lack of time to look for problems in the usual competitions. This time, I only missed a little time to improve my optimizations ...
By the way, when can we expect to have the final results? |
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debmohanty
Country : India | Puzlifouk - 2014-04-13 3:05 PM
Hello,
I really enjoyed this contest, with dense and varied problems. As a beginner, I always lack of time to look for problems in the usual competitions. This time, I only missed a little time to improve my optimizations ...
By the way, when can we expect to have the final results?
We still are working on the optimizers (to check correctness of submission ). Riad is going to solve all of them soon.
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Administrator
Country : India | Optimizers SubmissionsLike previous year, we have created a pdf with submissions to all optimizer puzzles.
Click here to download.
Please note that Riad has not checked the correctness of the submissions yet. (So you probably can help him if you point out any mistakes in the pdf )
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chaotic_iak
Posts: 241
Country : Indonesia | I like how there are essentially only six distinct submissions among those in Roman OX with score less than 200.
The 26x13 was amazing. I tried something similar but couldn't get 6 strands to run zigzagging like that because I ran out of minoes. But I tried it on 26x12; I should have tried 26x13 indeed. My first submission was a 26x8 with a T-tetromino at D1-E1-F1-E2, a monomino at A26, and a L-trimino at G26-H25-H26; something like the 26x8 on the booklet but with less minoes used. And obviously it can be extended at will, so a good thing there's that 26x26 limitation, too. (My submission is different, improved from the above.)
Meanwhile, time to guess the author! |
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Semax
Posts: 10
Country : Germany | Semax posted @ 2014-04-13 6:28 PM Mine is the second one, 13x23. I could not place the last piece to make the rectangle longer, but even if I could have, the 13x26 would still be so much better. I just didn't think of putting the pieces directly at the left border...
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