Getting there (still)... some margins are off, sigh
Not that it doesn't have any merit....
The bloody neural gas crossed the boundary, and Mr Dijkstra was quick to follow :-/
succeeeeeeding
proceeeeeding
receding
preceding
I'll get there soon…
Given the nature of my project, I should rather use ant colony optimisation… Anyway, too late, thing is running...
I adopted some else's Dijkstra implementation, and it's bloody slow 💤
That's the GNG output for unfolded six pages.
/*
ok, here's the idea:
- for each possible page-folding
config:
- create a GNG from the
possible space occupied by the
edges around the paragraphs
- turn it into a MST
- locate the possible starting and
stopping points
- find the path
- create a bezier along it
- make sure we don't overlap the
paragraphs, otherwise
rerun with stronger boundary
padding
- render the edge text to svg
- create a place-on-path version
of it
- render it to PDF
*/
I merely have to implement :-/
Bwa, enough with the negativity. ☕ 🌳 🐈 💮
Ok, I think I understood the basic paths...
monch monch monch cronch cronch cronch
Cracking my brain over this question: How many alternative paths (none of which contains another) can you draw between two points on two different pages of a (bound) book? How many if you allow rotations but not mirroring?
Cleaned up my studio today - David's coming over and we'll do a bit of #AnemoneActiniaria rehearsing, yeah! 
Very nice: Performance John Bowers - "Stookie John Comes To Belfast"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ufpOb0KuGyo&list=UUJwKSRm1_PDrppZ9HcUa-dQ&index=16
The great thing of having an orange is that you can defer eating it, instead holding it in your hand from time to time, feeling its shape and taking a smell at it. 🔶
We put up a trailer from Ron Kuivila's piece 'Listening to the Air', a series of episodes using ultrasound, which he made during the #ALMAT Algorithms that Matter artistic-research residency: https://vimeo.com/260234567
The videos from the HAL Humanising #Algorithmic Listening workshop No. 3 are online, which was a very interesting research project by Alice Eldridge and Paul Stapleton ; I'll just highlight these three (check out the entire playlist):
Introduction:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zpwmOxHUyfA&index=1&list=UUJwKSRm1_PDrppZ9HcUa-dQ
#ALMAT Algorithms that Matter:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0cWFI1yZe0U&index=15&list=UUJwKSRm1_PDrppZ9HcUa-dQ
Q & A with myself and Palle Dahlstedt:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfrL3RovmTY&index=13&list=UUJwKSRm1_PDrppZ9HcUa-dQ
This text fade-in/out cost me a lot of time fighting with XML, SVG parsing and affine transforms, so appreciate it 🤓