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08-19-2016

Banned

Quote:

Originally Posted by RudiC

Do we need to guess what an "intersection" is? Any attempt from your side?

My apologies Rudic.

If the value is "1" in any set, that means a presence of value and it should be counted.

If the value is "0" in any set, that means an absent and it should not be counted.

Ex:

Code:

Name, set1, set2, set3
g1,0,0,1
g2,0,0,1
g3,1,1,0

Gene1 and Gene2 are present only in set3. So set3_unique=2.

Gene3 is present in both set1 and set2. So set12_common=1

Please ask me more questions and I will be glad to reply.

Also - the number of lines in the intersectionlist.txt should be equal to = (2^(number of sets))-1

Thanks.

jacobs.smith

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kiki-the-nano-bot

kiki-the-nano-bot(6)						   Games Manual 					      kiki-the-nano-bot(6)

NAME

       kiki-the-nano-bot - Kiki the nano bot, a 3D puzzle game

SYNOPSIS

       kiki-the-nano-bot

DESCRIPTION

       Kiki the nano bot is a 3D puzzle game, mixing Sokoban and Kula World.

THE STORY

       Once  upon  a  time,  there  were  some	tiny little robots living in the nano world.  They lived a happy artificial life busily collecting
       resources for the Maker who made more and more tiny little robots.  But one day, a parasitic capacity destroyed the Maker's master  control
       program.   Since  then he is malfunctioning and only producing lazy stupid little robots which shoot each other and destroy the nano world.
       Your task is to help kiki, the only sane bot left over, to repair the Maker.

HOW TO PLAY

       To solve the game, you have to complete several levels.	Every level has it's own task.

       Pressing ESC will display a menu with a 'help' item which explains what you have to do in order to fulfill this task.

       Once you managed to fulfill the task, the exit gate will be activated.  If kiki moves through the activated exit gate, it will be  'beamed'
       to the next level.

       The following table lists the default keys you will use to control kiki's actions:

       Up	 Move forward

       Down	 Move backward

       Left	 Turn left

       Right	 Turn right

       Space	 Shoot

       Control	 Jump

       Shift	 Push

       Page down Change view

       Home	 Look up

       End	 Look down

       You may change the keys in the keyboard setup screen.

       For more information, see the game's web site.

SEE ALSO

       The game's web site <http://kiki.sourceforge.net/>

AUTHOR

       Kiki the nano bot was developed by Thorsten Kohnhorst (aka Monsterkodi) and others.

								    2008-05-12						      kiki-the-nano-bot(6)