/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9431105
Fucking bitch, post the book solution. We all helped and you fucking can't do that?

Fuck you!!!

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>>9403191

How about this...

Start somewhere on an edge.
Travel all around the shape for x iterations (as granular as you want).
For every iteration of x, iterate y degrees from start to end (for example, if there is an x point on a straight line, we are iterating 180 degrees).
Project each y iteration directly across until it hits another edge.
Calculate distance.
If larger than currently stored distance, store start and end points.

That's your brute force solution.

You could do little optimizations like not calculating distances for same pairs of start and end points but I doubt that will help as much as a solution that was not brute forced.

Giving away 0.25LTC to the anon who can help me with a basic request.

Me and my friends are building a software. Part of this software's functionality is being able to read handwriting and transferring the value into a computer. I need tagged training sets for some characters. Finding datasets for number digits and mathematical symbols has been easy, but I can't find decent (and free) datasets for normal characters.

I'm looking for tagged characters from a-z and A-Z. Can any anon help me out?

Post LTC address as well. If I think you've helped me out I'll send you something (100% serious, I've been looking for too long and just want to move on already)