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Sometimes the result of a combination produces the right but rotated traversal. This is because traversal can start from any side of a figure. Such traversals are considered non-equal when list equality is considered.
This can fixed in 2 ways:
Perform full normalization so that traversal rotated to each other have the same normalized form.
Implement custom equality predicate which takes rotations into consideration.
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Sometimes the result of a combination produces the right but rotated traversal. This is because traversal can start from any side of a figure. Such traversals are considered non-equal when list equality is considered.
This can fixed in 2 ways:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: