Polish phase-field algorithm map
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That part matters. The pipeline is effectively asking:
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`before the field starts wiggling, which lattice already looks least stupid?`
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`before the field starts wiggling, which lattice already looks most plausible?`
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### Metaphor
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This is the survey crew laying down the ruler and arguing about where the graph paper should go.
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If the user pinned the lattice, the argument is over. If not, the crew drags the ruler around, squints at a bunch of possible alignments, and picks the one that seems least embarrassing before the real workers show up.
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If the user pinned the lattice, the argument is over. If not, the crew drags the ruler around, checks a bunch of possible alignments, and picks the one that seems most plausible before the real workers show up.
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## Stage 1: The edge scout builds a danger map
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- If the halo feels like one calm slab of paint, good.
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- If it feels jagged and noisy, bad.
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- If neighboring workers want to drift together across a smooth region, fine.
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- If they try to dogpile into the same footprint, the foreman throws a brick at them.
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- If they all try to collapse into the same footprint, the constraint pushes them apart.
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## Stage 5: Adam moves the sheet, then projection slaps it back into order
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Adam is the part of the crew that says, "fine, slide a little left, slide a little down."
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Projection is the bouncer at the door saying:
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Projection is the guide rail saying:
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- you two still need to stay in order
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- nobody gets to leave the mural
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- nobody stretches farther than the leash allows
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Without that bouncer, the field would absolutely find a way to ooze into a puddle.
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Without that guide rail, the field would drift into invalid configurations.
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## Stage 6: Final sampling throws away the bilinear training wheels
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During training, the workers are allowed to squint and interpolate.
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At the end, that privilege is revoked. They must plant the flag on a real brick in the wall. No anti-aliased dithering apology. Pick a source pixel and live with it.
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At the end, that privilege is revoked. They must plant the flag on a real brick in the wall. The final output is a direct source-pixel choice.
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## Stage 7: The pipeline does the boring adult work
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### Metaphor
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This is the coroner's table.
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This is the inspection bench.
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The machine gets judged two ways:
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