shye wrote:denis_berthier wrote:shye wrote:with T&L, which represents both perceptions
5 Truths = {1R4 1C17 8C47}
7 Links = {1r59 8r3 5n4 4n7 1b56}
It doesn't represent any of the other 2 "perceptions". It's a 3rd one.
to be pedantic, sure. point was that this viewing shows the relationship between the previous two, each are made of the same pieces but have different starting points
There's nothing pedantic, but the most elementary set theory.
Both my whips and your kraken thing rely on some ordering inherent in the chain(s) they involve.
The Xsudo pattern involves two sets, with no ordering of their elements.
So, can you explain how two sets can represent a sequence of candidates in a whip (or 3 sequences in your pattern)?
If the two original "perceptions" involve the same set of CSP-Variables, this can be seen directly, without any need of Xsudo for this.