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   by zzyzek 1y ago

   Boris the brave coined the term "Constraint Based Tile Generators" (CBTG) [0], which is a specialization of the more general CSPs to this particular domain. Personally, I find CSPs overly general and mired in esoteric, byzantine t
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   by zzyzek 1y ago

   For many, the name is intuitive as its encapsulating the idea that a cell can hold a variety of states until it gets "collapsed".
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   by zzyzek 1y ago

   This is based off of Paul Merrell's Model Synthesis work [0]. Boris The Brave had a good writeup of the core of the algorithm [1]. Max Gumin focused on just the constraint solver and added a "minimum entropy heuristic", popul
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   by zzyzek 2y ago

   Publishing on arXiv is now very difficult. You need someone to endorse you who has an account on arXiv and has three recent publications in the area of research you're trying to submit. I just went through this and had prominent resear
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   by zzyzek 2y ago

   Very nice! Putting in an arXiv ID looks to produce many results that are much more relevant. EDIT: You should provide this in an "information"/"about"/"how to use" dialogue or page to help people use
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   by zzyzek 2y ago

   This seems like a cool idea, thanks for creating it! Some feedback: I tried searching for "wave function collapse algorithm", "gumin wave function collapse", "wfc" and "model synthesis" without any re
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   by zzyzek 2y ago

   I'm working on an extension to the Modify in blocks Model Synthesis algorithm [0] and the Wave Function Collapse algorithm [1] called "Punch Out Model Synthesis": https://github.com/zzyzek/PunchOutModelSy