Børge wrote:
I don't know about the general interest, but I am absolutely interested. Want to compare your lists of required techniques with the lists from the solvers I use.
Great, The next post will have that output.
Børge wrote:
I presume that your solver is still under development and not yet public available?
, The reason for me laughing is that it has been under development for more than 3 years now, no plans for making it vailable publicly. You just reminded me of how long the period since I started with all of this.
My older solver could solve: Vanilla, Samurai & Sudoku 3D but generate Vanilla only in addition to several operations targeting vanilla puzzles. Almost from scatch, I developed a new solver generator to solve & generate Sudoku variants. I am looking forward for it to be as powerful in solving as my old solver.
Børge wrote:
tarek wrote:
breadth 1st solver Heirarchy:
1.Hidden singles
2.Naked singles
3.Intersections
4.Hidden doubles
5.Naked doubles
6.Naked triples
7.X-wings
8.Hidden triples
9.Naked quads.
10. Hidden quads.
Why have do you have "Hidden singles" before "Naked singles" and "Hidden doubles" before "Naked doubles"?
If you are not using Pencilmarks Then Hidden singles would be much easier to spot than naked singles. The same with Hidden doubles Vs. Naked doubles. That is my limit without using pencilmarks. The idea is to mimic the human solver as much as possible. My question would then be to you, Why Naked singles before hidden singles & hidden doubles before naked doubles?