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15-01-2014, 08:37
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Re: Multiple Target Targeting
The LV code uses the shape, or rather the relative location of the vertical and horizontal elements to identify a hot left, hot right, or not hot target. In retrospect, that would have been a better way to encode the results.
If you look at the ranking code, you will see it call Rank HV combos. This is where it looks through the list of particles, pairs them up, and classifies them as left or right. Greg McKaskle 
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