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If we have a way to calculate a shortest solution (issue #58), we can filter large menus.
A large number of menu items (e.g., 10s or 100s of nouns) is difficult to visualise and scroll through. If we know which menu item is the correct one (or a correct one, since there can be several solution paths), then we can filter out the other menu items and just keep some to get a more reasonable-sized menu.
This can be used as a hint: if the user has problems, the system can start shrinking the menus. This is an alternative to / extension of issue #60
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If we have a way to calculate a shortest solution (issue #58), we can filter large menus.
A large number of menu items (e.g., 10s or 100s of nouns) is difficult to visualise and scroll through. If we know which menu item is the correct one (or a correct one, since there can be several solution paths), then we can filter out the other menu items and just keep some to get a more reasonable-sized menu.
This can be used as a hint: if the user has problems, the system can start shrinking the menus. This is an alternative to / extension of issue #60
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: