No, it just finds the shortest paths. Example (this is not the shortest path, I just drew it as an example, in reality the calculations for this are HORRIBLE):
Originally Posted by -PoisonedG-
What the hell is that?
Magnetic fluid.
Can make a far from similar yet.alike one with iron filings.and.car ould
Originally Posted by Alen
No, it just finds the shortest paths. Example (this is not the shortest path, I just drew it as an example, in reality the calculations for this are HORRIBLE):
you tried this?
Originally Posted by Jabuuty671
Magnetic fluid.
Can make a far from similar yet.alike one with iron filings.and.car ould
Fluid that's magnetic?
Originally Posted by Jabuuty671
Magnetic fluid.
Can make a far from similar yet.alike one with iron filings.and.car ould
Cost?
BTW, almost 1337 mentions
Originally Posted by Diminished
you tried this?
Nope, but one of my friends did it for her extended essay (like a research project when you graduate). Uni-grade physics & 4k words about it
Originally Posted by Alen
Nope, but one of my friends did it for her extended essay (like a research project when you graduate). Uni-grade physics & 4k words about it
Lol i would die if i had to write 4k words essay
Originally Posted by -PoisonedG-
Lol i would die if i had to write 4k words essay
/msg2s
Originally Posted by -PoisonedG-
Lol i would die if i had to write 4k words essay
I'm researching my shit just now, need to hand in a draft on Tuesday. I'm expanding the MSEIRS model with probability and graph theory to simulate a virus epidemic in a real-world situation
Originally Posted by Alen
I'm researching my shit just now, need to hand in a draft on Tuesday. I'm expanding the MSEIRS model with probability and graph theory to simulate a virus epidemic in a real-world situation
Are you in college?
Originally Posted by -PoisonedG-
Are you in college?
I think University
Originally Posted by -PoisonedG-
Are you in college?
Originally Posted by Diminished
I think University
Nope, got a year left of high school. But most of my courses are considered university-grade, if I manage to keep top marks there's a chance I might be able to skip a year in some university courses
Originally Posted by Alen
Nope, got a year left of high school. But most of my courses are considered university-grade, if I manage to keep top marks there's a chance I might be able to skip a year in some university courses