[r-t] 147 TDMM

[Alexander Holroyd]

Fascinating!  Still some work to do to understand all this...

Yes, ignoring the 30-lead splice does indeed seem the way to go!

I assume "simple cluster" = containing a single-method extent?

I would like to see, for each cluster, the list of simple splices it 
involves.  I.e. a list of all values of (method X, method Y, # of leads 
changed) for edges in the cluster.  (If you want to get fancy you could 
try to omit "implied edges" - e.g. if you already know there is a 6-lead 
splice of Cm-Bv, don't mention the resulting 12- 18- and 24- lead splices; 
but we can probably still cope if they are included).

On Wed, 29 Sep 2010, Richard Smith wrote:

> Richard Smith wrote:
>
>> The full analysis of the all 4614 plans should be finished shortly.
>
> And indeed it now has -- time 2h9.
>
> There are 506 connected components of which 14 are simple. The simple 
> components contain the methods:
>
>  1.  Sg
>  2.  Nm So C3 C2 Pn
>  3.  Nw Mo Ak Ct Mu Ch Av Ca Ke Ce Cd Sw Va Li Co Cc We Lo
>      Cu Cx Bn Pv Bt Le Md Mp C1 Cl Nb Wh Gl Fo Ml By Pm Ed
>      Kh Ww Lu Cz Cy Bh Os Bw Wf
>  4.  Qu Sn Ti Sh Tr Km
>  5.  Kt
>  6.  Bl Wk
>  7.  Fr Cg Cj Nl Du Yo Su He Bv Bk Cm Pr Ip Nf Bs Wa
>  8.  Bu
>  9.  Es Cv
>  10. Rc Bz
>  11. Bm Bc El Cr Wm St Lf Ro Sa Wo Te Ev Po Dt Ck Wt Di Ms
>      Do Dn Pe Wl Bg Kn Rs Ba Cs Fg Sk Ey Bp Wv Bo Hu Ki Lv
>      Cn Ri Dk Cf Ny Oc Ci Ks Ls Sd Ox No Ne Ab Ws Ad Ma Br
>      Ta Hm Ol Cb Ng Wi Cw Ns Sl Wr
>
> The full list of plans grouped into clusters is here:
>
> http://ex-parrot.com/~richard/minor/147/plans-in-clusters.txt
>
> RAS
>
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