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Hakan's computer program must be positively frazzled by now!
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And I suspect that my head will be totally frazzled tonight, as will be sitting down with various maps and downloads trying to find my way around Zone 1 for the first time
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I haven't even done anything yet.
I have two years' worth of routes to look at (everyone divulged their routes after the 2004 event). It's more or less automatic once you know which station you're starting at.
I have two years' worth of routes to look at (everyone divulged their routes after the 2004 event). It's more or less automatic once you know which station you're starting at.
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It does look competitive, I will just be pleased to get round and not miss any stations out to avoid being
Would also be nice NOT to come last but I need to get my 46 year old legs moving
Would also be nice NOT to come last but I need to get my 46 year old legs moving
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Surely there are more than 122 routes?
We are basically dealing with a number of nodes which can be arranged in any order.
The way to work out the number of possible orders is to do calculate the factorial of the number of nodes,
in this case 64. 64! = 64*63*62*61...1, which results in 1.26886932 × 10^89, or 126886,932000,000000,000000,000000,000000,000000,000000,000000,000000,000000,000000,000000,000000,000000.
This isn't 100% accurate, because you cannot just visit one station without visiting at least one other, and it would involve doing non-tube connections between very distant stations, but I think it's safe to say that there are more than 122 possible routes .
We are basically dealing with a number of nodes which can be arranged in any order.
The way to work out the number of possible orders is to do calculate the factorial of the number of nodes,
in this case 64. 64! = 64*63*62*61...1, which results in 1.26886932 × 10^89, or 126886,932000,000000,000000,000000,000000,000000,000000,000000,000000,000000,000000,000000,000000,000000.
This isn't 100% accurate, because you cannot just visit one station without visiting at least one other, and it would involve doing non-tube connections between very distant stations, but I think it's safe to say that there are more than 122 possible routes .
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Ahh yes off course you are right Ollie and no doubt Hakan is also aware of this and has already worked out the OPTIMUM 122 routes for his 2 x teams from any possible starting station
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Silly is fun but still mathematically brilliant and on that basis how many possible routes to do the complete 275
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Just to jump the topic back a page or so...
According to Journey Planner times:
NHG - Edgware Road (circle) = 7 min
ER (circle) - Aldgate East = 19 min
AE - Liverpool Street = 4 min
LS - St James's Park = 17 min
SJP - Notting Hill Gate = 13 min
NHG - Bank = 16 min
Bank - Euston = 10 min
Euston - Waterloo = 9 min
Waterloo - Elephant & Castle = 5 min
E&C - London Bridge = 3 min
LB - Baker Street = 12 min
BS - Edgware Road (bakerloo) = 2 min
ER (bakerloo) - Piccadilly Circus = 9 min
PC - Covent Garden = 2 min
CG - Earl's Court = 13 min
EC - Victoria = 8 min
Victoria - Vauxhall = 4 min
Total: 2 hours, 33 minutes theoretical time, assuming zero time for changeovers.
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According to Journey Planner times:
NHG - Edgware Road (circle) = 7 min
ER (circle) - Aldgate East = 19 min
AE - Liverpool Street = 4 min
LS - St James's Park = 17 min
SJP - Notting Hill Gate = 13 min
NHG - Bank = 16 min
Bank - Euston = 10 min
Euston - Waterloo = 9 min
Waterloo - Elephant & Castle = 5 min
E&C - London Bridge = 3 min
LB - Baker Street = 12 min
BS - Edgware Road (bakerloo) = 2 min
ER (bakerloo) - Piccadilly Circus = 9 min
PC - Covent Garden = 2 min
CG - Earl's Court = 13 min
EC - Victoria = 8 min
Victoria - Vauxhall = 4 min
Total: 2 hours, 33 minutes theoretical time, assuming zero time for changeovers.
Yes, I have nothing better to do on my lunch break.
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