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> until you reach the level of diagonal short cuts Why can't you make diagonal shortcuts on the tape-bounded maze? Is it just more difficult to verify that the
by LeifCarrotson 9y ago
> until you reach the level of diagonal short cuts
Why can't you make diagonal shortcuts on the tape-bounded maze? Is it just more difficult to verify that the mouse hasn't illegally cut a corner over the top of the tape?
- dbcurtis 9y agoYes, basically. Without walls, you really arent't solving the same obstacle avoidance and navigation problem. The line following maze is the same search problem, but not the same sensor-integration/locomotion problem.
- LeifCarrotson 9y agoAh, line-following. I assumed you were just replacing the walls with tape 'walls' that the mice could roll across but were not permitted to do so, and using outrigger sensors to detect and react when the mouse 'bumped' into a wall.