Big Alg Sets

[CUBER1265]

Hi SpeedSolving Community!
I just wanted to know,
What is the most algs you was have learned from an unusually large alg set (eg. 1LLL, UF5, OLS)
And, Why?

 

[abunickabhi]

Currently I am learning 126k algs for 5-style edges(UF5) which can be used in blindsolving events.

The motivation was that I was getting near a saturation point, with me using 3-style since 2015 to 2018, and wanted to see further and see if any speedup was possible to the exec process in MBLD and 3BLD.

 

[CUBER1265]

Currently I am learning 126k algs for 5-style edges(UF5) which can be used in blindsolving events.

The motivation was that I was getting near a saturation point, with me using 3-style since 2015 to 2018, and wanted to see further and see if any speedup was possible to the exec process in MBLD and 3BLD.

How does one learn 126k cases/algs?

 

[abunickabhi]

How does one learn 126k cases/algs?

One thing that helps a lot while learning so many algs is to use Yo notation to memorise/retrieve them,

For example, E S' U L' S' L' S L2 U' S E' is ptah thsi bsq in Yo notation, so I memorise it as pattah (to know in hindi), thushi (some jewellery form) is Basque like styled.

Since the algs are for blindsolving, there is no need to train recognition like in ZBLLs, we just need to know the target letter quad which needs to be applied.

 

[CUBER1265]

One thing that helps a lot while learning so many algs is to use Yo notation to memorise/retrieve them,

For example, E S' U L' S' L' S L2 U' S E' is ptah thsi bsq in Yo notation, so I memorise it as pattah (to know in hindi), thushi (some jewellery form) is Basque like styled.

Since the algs are for blindsolving, there is no need to train recognition like in ZBLLs, we just need to know the target letter quad which needs to be applied.

Cool!