for the life of me, having trouble with figuring out n-3. What is the match patter? Every 1st and 4th? 3rd and 6th?
Please help!!!!!
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for the life of me, having trouble with figuring out n-3. What is the match patter? Every 1st and 4th? 3rd and 6th?
Please help!!!!!
Tags: help n-3 confused
Here are the matching rules for n=3:
Look and listen for matches that are three places apart.
Here is an example with four matching pairs:
Q, K, M, G, K, M, P, P, Q, B, K, Q, M, Q, Q …
I’ll repeat it with the matches marked by lower case:
Q, K, M, G, k, m, P, P, Q, B, K, q, M, Q, q …
You see that matches can overlap (the k and the m matches, e.g.). And that consecutive items of the same type don’t count as a match.
It gets easier to understand when you think in triplets. You see that the matches line up below one another:
Q, K, M,
G, k, m,
P, P, Q,
B, K, q,
M, Q, q …
I hope this helps!