It is n rows.
If I have 100 lists that average 25 entries each and someone want to generate all possible rows that are 40% unique, how many rows is that?
Question 1: how to compute n.
Question 2. can each column of each row be algorithmically determined?
Hi Stephen,
By combinations I mean output rows, where each row has one column for each list and contains one element from that list.
The # of columns that must be unique will vary depending on how many lists there are and what % of uniqueness is required.
If there are 100 lists and...
Hi all. I need more brain power than I can muster.
This is a two part question for a software function I need to write.
I'm trying to
1) pre-determine how many n% unique ways there are to intermix items from various lists and
2) produce output of only combinations that are n%...