19-05-2025, 05:34 PM
(19-05-2025, 03:37 PM)RobGea wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.The goal is to discover the same structure even if the order the relationships are parsed in is different.(19-05-2025, 03:55 AM)davidd wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.there may be some bugs in the searching algorithm, It is not very stable, the groups that come out are different every time.idk if this is useful to you but some causes could be.
Probably some memory in python that gives a different order every time.
Dictionaries : Python version <3.7 Dictionaries are unordered.
Sets : Always unordered.
Memory: (dont know what this is called but ive come across it). Fix : Close all instances of Python between code runs.
Scope(?): Lists, ( Dictionaries(?), watch out if dictionary value is a list as well ) , Mutable, Pass-by-reference ( out of my hobbyist league but its caused me some trouble on occasion )
I will try and run Q13 and Q20 to see if i replicate MarcoP results, and i will try EMS linestart modifications. I was hoping the grammar grouping of vords could shed light on those line start vords/line ending vords to see in which grammar group they most likely fall, see if their "non line start" similes come into the same group.

