Thanks for sharing your thoughts in the comments. What is the most non-intuitive example that you know that can be represented using graph theory? I'm curious.
Ohh yes, Carcassonne is sooo good. And it is a great example of modeling using graphs. Having a little program dictating the best move to play at every turn would be great. Maybe some greedy maximizing the current size of the connected component you control... Or maybe something more elaborate like optimizing in the long run.
Loved the flow and the simplicity of the explanations, but the drawings are really top notch!
Thanks. I'm investing a lot of time in creating these images, and it is good to see that they cause the desired effect.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts in the comments. What is the most non-intuitive example that you know that can be represented using graph theory? I'm curious.
Ohh yes, Carcassonne is sooo good. And it is a great example of modeling using graphs. Having a little program dictating the best move to play at every turn would be great. Maybe some greedy maximizing the current size of the connected component you control... Or maybe something more elaborate like optimizing in the long run.