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Well now you're posing a different problem, namely one about mazes where the entire structure is visible at once from the top down and (likely) follows certain
by IIAOPSW 2y ago
Well now you're posing a different problem, namely one about mazes where the entire structure is visible at once from the top down and (likely) follows certain drawing conventions. This violates my caveat about there not being any information at the intersections which correlated with which branch to look at next. If you can see the whole maze at once, you very much have a hint.
- bee_rider 2y agoRight; DFS is the solution to this one type of well-covered maze problem. But I think it is less interesting. I guess what I was trying to ask is, if there are other more interesting problem/solution pairs that could allow for more interesting types of difficulty.