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==How many items in the table== | |||
Sequence ID | Sequence ID | ||
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* 48 total moves | * 48 total moves | ||
48^2 = | 48^2 = 2,304 | ||
48^3 = 110,592 | 48^3 = 110,592 | ||
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48^5 = 254,803,968 | 48^5 = 254,803,968 | ||
But if we consider that each sequence has 6 rotational variants, it's actually 1/6 of those numbers: | |||
8^2 = 64 | |||
8^3 = 512 | |||
8^4 = 4096 | |||
8^5 = 32,768 | |||
8^6 = 262,144 | |||
8^7 = 2,097,152 | |||
This means we could realistically have a table with sequences up to 6 moves in length. | |||
==Table rows== | |||
Each row will correspond to a particular move sequence. | |||
Rows are labeled with the move sequence that starts with U. | |||
Not sure of best way to indicate the 6 other variations. | |||
Highlight particularly interesting rows (yellow if > 100, red if > 1000) | |||
==Table columns== | |||
Possible columns to include: | |||
* algo.net link | |||
* order of cycle | |||
* list of factors | |||
* length of factors | |||
* number of factors | |||
==Table user interface== | |||
user interface elements: | |||
* table | |||
* column selector | |||
* pagination | |||
* number of items per page selector | |||
* search | |||
color: | |||
* highlight particularly interesting rows (yellow if > 100, red if > 1000) | |||
cube number map: | |||
* modal with cube map | |||
==Flags== | |||
{{RubiksFlag}} | |||
Latest revision as of 17:14, 28 January 2018
http://issues.wenzhixin.net.cn/bootstrap-table/index.html
How many items in the table
Sequence ID
- 16 possible clockwise face moves
- 16 possible counterclockwise face moves
- 16 possible second-layer moves
- 48 total moves
48^2 = 2,304
48^3 = 110,592
48^4 = 5,308,416
48^5 = 254,803,968
But if we consider that each sequence has 6 rotational variants, it's actually 1/6 of those numbers:
8^2 = 64
8^3 = 512
8^4 = 4096
8^5 = 32,768
8^6 = 262,144
8^7 = 2,097,152
This means we could realistically have a table with sequences up to 6 moves in length.
Table rows
Each row will correspond to a particular move sequence.
Rows are labeled with the move sequence that starts with U.
Not sure of best way to indicate the 6 other variations.
Highlight particularly interesting rows (yellow if > 100, red if > 1000)
Table columns
Possible columns to include:
- algo.net link
- order of cycle
- list of factors
- length of factors
- number of factors
Table user interface
user interface elements:
- table
- column selector
- pagination
- number of items per page selector
- search
color:
- highlight particularly interesting rows (yellow if > 100, red if > 1000)
cube number map:
- modal with cube map
Flags