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I think that's not always beneficial. Sometimes the OD gadget gives [i]less[/i] than optimal e to the small mexes and too much to the big ones... I don't have the example around anymore though.
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I think that's not always beneficial. Sometimes the OD gadget gives [i]less[/i] than optimal e to the small mexes and too much to the big ones... I don't have the example around anymore though.
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About the algorithm:
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About the algorithm:
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Assuming my observation about "equal derivatives" holds true, all the requested values could be calculated directly. Let me go through this myself before I post it though, to check if it works out.
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Assuming my observation about "equal derivatives" holds true, all the requested values could be calculated directly. Let me go through this myself before I post it though, to check if it works out.
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Edit: Gah, i should really use an interpreter here... Well, no time to get into that...
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My algorithm successfully managed the first example, working on verifying a second one.
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What's the difference between a +10 mex and 5 +2 mexes?