My hodge podge method for predicting PLL from OLL in one look

[asbjorn]

I have been working on this for at least the last few months, and it's a result of tireless fixation and hyperfocus. I don't expect it to be that useful, but it's my hope that someone can take this info, and make use of it in a way that is more efficient than I can at the moment. The link will direct to a Google Drive folder where all my writing on this topic can be found in one place. Constructive criticism is always appreciated, as long as it's actually constructive. Comments are turned on for each document, but you're also welcome to leave comments here about suggestions, materials to reference, etc. Thanks for reading.

PLL Prediction Tools - Google Drive

drive.google.com

 

[abunickabhi]

I have been working on this for at least the last few months, and it's a result of tireless fixation and hyperfocus. I don't expect it to be that useful, but it's my hope that someone can take this info, and make use of it in a way that is more efficient than I can at the moment. The link will direct to a Google Drive folder where all my writing on this topic can be found in one place. Constructive criticism is always appreciated, as long as it's actually constructive. Comments are turned on for each document, but you're also welcome to leave comments here about suggestions, materials to reference, etc. Thanks for reading.

PLL Prediction Tools - Google Drive

drive.google.com

Interesting work, are you be going to implement this in your actual solves?

This reminds me of ROLL and JOLL which was conceived a few years back to partially predict the PLL, either the EP or the CP.

 

[asbjorn]

Interesting work, are you be going to implement this in your actual solves?

This reminds me of ROLL and JOLL which was conceived a few years back to partially predict the PLL, either the EP or the CP.

Thanks. Though I do have other arguably more important things to memorize at the moment like 2-sided PLL or better F2L algs, I would love to set up an Anki deck of PLL sums and see if I can memorize them to then implement it on the fly. I think that would be very cool.

That's great about ROLL and JOLL, I never knew that existed til now. Do you recommend anywhere specific to learn either from? Seems really interesting. Checking out some stuff about it on YouTube now.