There used to be a term (automated)
Common points with previous column.
If there is no term in this form how can we produce columns
through a basic provided we set some limits;
I give an example with 4 triples
1) 1x2
2) 1x2
3) 1x2
4) 1x2
And I define a basic one
1) 1
2) x
3) 1
4) x
where I want the columns produced to be different from each other to all points
the zero is common
1) 1 ...... 2 ...... χ
2) χ ...... 2 ...... 1
3) 1 ...... 2 ...... χ
4) χ ...... 2 ...... 1
Because it is small the system comes out by hand
Of course limits can be given (0-1-2-3-4)
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Now if we have a larger system eg 6 triples
.................................................. .................................................
and we define a basic
1) 1
2) x
3) 1
4) x
5) 1
6) x
And we want based on the basic to produce columns that have e.g. (4 only common points) or two different in terms of the basic but also overall column by column, with
how do we do it?
Common points with previous column.
If there is no term in this form how can we produce columns
through a basic provided we set some limits;
I give an example with 4 triples
1) 1x2
2) 1x2
3) 1x2
4) 1x2
And I define a basic one
1) 1
2) x
3) 1
4) x
where I want the columns produced to be different from each other to all points
the zero is common
1) 1 ...... 2 ...... χ
2) χ ...... 2 ...... 1
3) 1 ...... 2 ...... χ
4) χ ...... 2 ...... 1
Because it is small the system comes out by hand
Of course limits can be given (0-1-2-3-4)
.................................................. .................................................
Now if we have a larger system eg 6 triples
.................................................. .................................................
and we define a basic
1) 1
2) x
3) 1
4) x
5) 1
6) x
And we want based on the basic to produce columns that have e.g. (4 only common points) or two different in terms of the basic but also overall column by column, with
how do we do it?
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