Open djbpitt opened 1 year ago
We currently look ahead only one step when we create a skip edge. Should we look further ahead? Can we identify a condition for recognizing when we've found the closest block of interest as a target for the skip edge?
If we try +2 and wind up eliminating the new edges, should we try +3, etc., until we land somewhere that survives?
We currently look ahead only one step when we create a skip edge. Should we look further ahead? Can we identify a condition for recognizing when we've found the closest block of interest as a target for the skip edge?