Problem 1966. Kaggle: Reverse Game of Life - Single Move to One Cell Case
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Is it possible to correct the test suite? I have 8 cases where they are not accepted by test suite even though they evolve to having one cell.
Apart from that, is the minimum achievable score 0?. i.e. are there 600 combinations ending with one cell? Since even if I solve the problem mentioned in my first paragraph, I end up with 552 cases ending with one cell. Can someone please enlighten me on this?
Testing for alive cells at the borders makes no difference to the solution apparently.
I only find 544 cases. Back in the day scoring could be a function of performance. Thus a score of zero was not expected. Scoring is now code size thus I will need to tweak the passing criteria to some minimum unique solutions.
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