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This doesn't work because...
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Sofia
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16-03-05
George: But then you put into correspondence exactly one number to each input number. I think that Ken asks if it is possible to put into correspondence each input number with a couple of numbers so that the generated sequence would not have duplicates.
Ivan: O.K. – we could alternate their sign then.
1 -> 1, -2
2 -> 2, -3
3 -> 3, -4
. (no_duplocates.tt)
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Nice
Posted by:
Ken
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16-03-05
If I understood correctly how to use your robot it produces
1, -1
2, -2
etc.
which is even better since then the robots produce all the non-zero integers if they ran forever.
By the way, I wonder why you pair the numbers in boxes -- why not just give the first number to the bird and then the second one? This way the result is a sequence of numbers rather than a sequence of pairs of numbers. And then it is interesting to compare it with the robots of activity 2 (task B). Which style (merging two 1-to-1 streams or creating a 1-to-2 robot) do you think is better?