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In this type of the task only payoff makes sense. With 30B+ paths and additional f(x) of path and sum of paths, real life optimization is not really possible -
by juskrey 10y ago
In this type of the task only payoff makes sense.
With 30B+ paths and additional f(x) of path and sum of paths, real life optimization is not really possible - I'll bet in the middle of the night that some simple heuristics (e.g. proximity to one of the major transport hubs) will perform much much better. And city prices are likely already reflecting this, contrary to what author claims.
- alex_duf 10y agoThat's considering commute time is somehow directly related to price, which isn't true. Your commute depends on your job, where the price depends on safety, size, shops in the area, noise pollution, air pollution, parc proximity etc... Connection is one factor but you can't just say "it's expensive, therefore faster to go to work"