17-10-2026, 10:28 PM
(This post was last modified: 17-10-2026, 10:38 PM by npcompl33t.)
@jorge_stolfi -- this should help clear things up. This plots all of the ensemble lines at once. You can see they aren't randomly dispersed, they cluster around a few equilibria. Overlapping segments on the chart above mean that there are two possible equilibriums, most lines route through any one area in just 1 or 2 ways, despite individual random variance in the actual paths.
PS: As a data person that loves charts, i think these are some really cool charts. And I think there is actually a ton of information in these the other charts missed, with respect to stable ordeerings. i think i probably need to spend some time studying these.
EDIT: Replaced charts with one that shows order as a color scale so you can see the directionality.
PS: As a data person that loves charts, i think these are some really cool charts. And I think there is actually a ton of information in these the other charts missed, with respect to stable ordeerings. i think i probably need to spend some time studying these.
EDIT: Replaced charts with one that shows order as a color scale so you can see the directionality.


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