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| − | This is a WIP no one could complete alone without going absolutely fruity :P While out hunting for a garlic spot I take leek, onion and cabbage seeds with me and grow them at the same time to check the yield. I've broken down the map into 150 coordinate blocks and have about 70 data points of the 3000+ (or was it 6000?) needed. If the coordinates land on sand then I'll look for a | + | This is a WIP no one could complete alone without going absolutely fruity :P While out hunting for a garlic spot I take leek, onion and cabbage seeds with me and grow them at the same time to check the yield. I've broken down the map into 150 coordinate blocks and have about 70 data points of the 3000+ (or was it 6000?) needed. If the coordinates land on sand then I'll look for a grassy spot within 75 cords or so to grow the cabbage, and vice versa if it lands on grass to grow the sand veggies. |
I have begun to notice a correlation between leek and cabbage yields, which after expanding the sample size to around 1000 we'll be able to conclude as a valid hypothesis or not. | I have begun to notice a correlation between leek and cabbage yields, which after expanding the sample size to around 1000 we'll be able to conclude as a valid hypothesis or not. | ||
Here's a [[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AubXM6lM5TjYdHNDU2pHMTl3ekh3djBobkQxbHg1aUE|link to the googledoc]] spreadsheet that I record the data on, since a table of over 60 columns would be not suitable for wikification. For now I am only doing 300 diagonal mapping to speed up the overall spread of the data points. | Here's a [[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AubXM6lM5TjYdHNDU2pHMTl3ekh3djBobkQxbHg1aUE|link to the googledoc]] spreadsheet that I record the data on, since a table of over 60 columns would be not suitable for wikification. For now I am only doing 300 diagonal mapping to speed up the overall spread of the data points. | ||
Revision as of 00:47, 27 December 2011
This is a WIP no one could complete alone without going absolutely fruity :P While out hunting for a garlic spot I take leek, onion and cabbage seeds with me and grow them at the same time to check the yield. I've broken down the map into 150 coordinate blocks and have about 70 data points of the 3000+ (or was it 6000?) needed. If the coordinates land on sand then I'll look for a grassy spot within 75 cords or so to grow the cabbage, and vice versa if it lands on grass to grow the sand veggies.
I have begun to notice a correlation between leek and cabbage yields, which after expanding the sample size to around 1000 we'll be able to conclude as a valid hypothesis or not.
Here's a [to the googledoc] spreadsheet that I record the data on, since a table of over 60 columns would be not suitable for wikification. For now I am only doing 300 diagonal mapping to speed up the overall spread of the data points.
