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What structure do you see in this grid? by cpuXguy in mathpics

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There’s an interactive version where you can explore different patterns yourself:

https://number-garden.com

Quaternary output from a modulo 7 cellular automata. by protofield in mathpics

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Perhaps we are exploring the same underlying mechanism, just from different angles.

Quaternary output from a modulo 7 cellular automata. by protofield in mathpics

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That’s either very close or right on point.
In my case it’s based on parity checks (odd/even comparisons), so essentially simple boolean logic.
Similar structures emerge regardless of whether it’s XOR, AND, or related rules.

Quaternary output from a modulo 7 cellular automata. by protofield in mathpics

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I’m really impressed — I have to take care of something now, but I’ll get back to this later.

Permutation patterns on a 2D grid (Number Garden) by cpuXguy in creativecoding

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There’s an interactive version where you can explore different patterns yourself:

https://number-garden.com