Combinations with X unique numbers in Python [on hold]
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I want to find combinations of 12 digits of numbers from 1-225 and then find which of these combinations contain only 6 unique numbers (eg: 123456123456).
Now i’ve managed to find the Itertools library for combinatorics but i can’t seem to figure out how to extract the ones with only 6 unique digits.
Any help would be appericiated.
python python-2.7 iterator combinatorics
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I want to find combinations of 12 digits of numbers from 1-225 and then find which of these combinations contain only 6 unique numbers (eg: 123456123456).
Now i’ve managed to find the Itertools library for combinatorics but i can’t seem to figure out how to extract the ones with only 6 unique digits.
Any help would be appericiated.
python python-2.7 iterator combinatorics
asked Nov 17 at 8:52
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What does 225 have to do with this???
– Thierry Lathuille
Nov 17 at 9:07
I’m just stating the set i’m running the combinations on
– A.Hesham
Nov 17 at 10:47
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I want to find combinations of 12 digits of numbers from 1-225 and then find which of these combinations contain only 6 unique numbers (eg: 123456123456).
Now i’ve managed to find the Itertools library for combinatorics but i can’t seem to figure out how to extract the ones with only 6 unique digits.
Any help would be appericiated.
python python-2.7 iterator combinatorics
asked Nov 17 at 8:52
A.Hesham
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I want to find combinations of 12 digits of numbers from 1-225 and then find which of these combinations contain only 6 unique numbers (eg: 123456123456).
Now i’ve managed to find the Itertools library for combinatorics but i can’t seem to figure out how to extract the ones with only 6 unique digits.
Any help would be appericiated.
python python-2.7 iterator combinatorics
python python-2.7 iterator combinatorics
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put on hold as unclear what you're asking by usr2564301, cricket_007, Thierry Lathuille, Netwave, jpp Nov 17 at 10:37
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What does 225 have to do with this???
– Thierry Lathuille
Nov 17 at 9:07
I’m just stating the set i’m running the combinations on
– A.Hesham
Nov 17 at 10:47
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What does 225 have to do with this???
– Thierry Lathuille
Nov 17 at 9:07
I’m just stating the set i’m running the combinations on
– A.Hesham
Nov 17 at 10:47
What does 225 have to do with this???
– Thierry Lathuille
Nov 17 at 9:07
What does 225 have to do with this???
– Thierry Lathuille
Nov 17 at 9:07
I’m just stating the set i’m running the combinations on
– A.Hesham
Nov 17 at 10:47
I’m just stating the set i’m running the combinations on
– A.Hesham
Nov 17 at 10:47
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len(set(str(number))) gives you the number of unique digits the integer variable number has.
answered Nov 17 at 9:08
Constantine32
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But then you'd have to loop through 10^12 digits. It's really inefficient. Just generate numbers that will qualify instead.
– Aravind Voggu
Nov 17 at 9:11
There have formats? I thought they are just decimal numbers.
– Aravind Voggu
Nov 17 at 9:17
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This comprehension works:
[ int("".join(x)) for x in filter(lambda x: len(set(x)) == 6, itertools.combinations_with_replacement("1234567890", 12))]
answered Nov 17 at 9:13
Netwave
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A question. This here provides the combination for 0 to 9 with 6 unique, but what i want is combinations of numbers from 1-225, as in the numbers being separate values, for example instead of combining 0-9 to be “135790135790” i want it to treat it as “13 5 7 90 13 57 90” as in combine every number from 1-225 (5 numbers each time to form a 12 number set) rather than combine numbers from 0-9 and re-arrange them. I just noticed that i was not clear on that in my question so i apologize and thank you for your comment nonethless, it’s a hard problem i’m asking for.
– A.Hesham
Nov 17 at 12:43
The problem is that you need to provide an euristic to group that numbers, or do you mean any posible subcombination for any number?
– Netwave
Nov 17 at 13:36
What i mean is imagine there are boxed numbered from 1-225, i wanted the number of combinations of 5 boxes of them that forms a 12 digit number with 6 unique digits. I’ve been trying to figure it out for days but just can’t seem to do it.
– A.Hesham
Nov 18 at 1:04
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2 Answers
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len(set(str(number))) gives you the number of unique digits the integer variable number has.
answered Nov 17 at 9:08
Constantine32
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But then you'd have to loop through 10^12 digits. It's really inefficient. Just generate numbers that will qualify instead.
– Aravind Voggu
Nov 17 at 9:11
There have formats? I thought they are just decimal numbers.
– Aravind Voggu
Nov 17 at 9:17
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len(set(str(number))) gives you the number of unique digits the integer variable number has.
answered Nov 17 at 9:08
Constantine32
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But then you'd have to loop through 10^12 digits. It's really inefficient. Just generate numbers that will qualify instead.
– Aravind Voggu
Nov 17 at 9:11
There have formats? I thought they are just decimal numbers.
– Aravind Voggu
Nov 17 at 9:17
add a comment |
up vote
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up vote
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len(set(str(number))) gives you the number of unique digits the integer variable number has.
answered Nov 17 at 9:08
Constantine32
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len(set(str(number))) gives you the number of unique digits the integer variable number has.
answered Nov 17 at 9:08
Constantine32
22118
answered Nov 17 at 9:08
Constantine32
22118
answered Nov 17 at 9:08
Constantine32
22118
answered Nov 17 at 9:08
Constantine32
22118
22118
But then you'd have to loop through 10^12 digits. It's really inefficient. Just generate numbers that will qualify instead.
– Aravind Voggu
Nov 17 at 9:11
There have formats? I thought they are just decimal numbers.
– Aravind Voggu
Nov 17 at 9:17
add a comment |
But then you'd have to loop through 10^12 digits. It's really inefficient. Just generate numbers that will qualify instead.
– Aravind Voggu
Nov 17 at 9:11
There have formats? I thought they are just decimal numbers.
– Aravind Voggu
Nov 17 at 9:17
But then you'd have to loop through 10^12 digits. It's really inefficient. Just generate numbers that will qualify instead.
– Aravind Voggu
Nov 17 at 9:11
But then you'd have to loop through 10^12 digits. It's really inefficient. Just generate numbers that will qualify instead.
– Aravind Voggu
Nov 17 at 9:11
There have formats? I thought they are just decimal numbers.
– Aravind Voggu
Nov 17 at 9:17
There have formats? I thought they are just decimal numbers.
– Aravind Voggu
Nov 17 at 9:17
add a comment |
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This comprehension works:
[ int("".join(x)) for x in filter(lambda x: len(set(x)) == 6, itertools.combinations_with_replacement("1234567890", 12))]
answered Nov 17 at 9:13
Netwave
11.5k21942
A question. This here provides the combination for 0 to 9 with 6 unique, but what i want is combinations of numbers from 1-225, as in the numbers being separate values, for example instead of combining 0-9 to be “135790135790” i want it to treat it as “13 5 7 90 13 57 90” as in combine every number from 1-225 (5 numbers each time to form a 12 number set) rather than combine numbers from 0-9 and re-arrange them. I just noticed that i was not clear on that in my question so i apologize and thank you for your comment nonethless, it’s a hard problem i’m asking for.
– A.Hesham
Nov 17 at 12:43
The problem is that you need to provide an euristic to group that numbers, or do you mean any posible subcombination for any number?
– Netwave
Nov 17 at 13:36
What i mean is imagine there are boxed numbered from 1-225, i wanted the number of combinations of 5 boxes of them that forms a 12 digit number with 6 unique digits. I’ve been trying to figure it out for days but just can’t seem to do it.
– A.Hesham
Nov 18 at 1:04
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up vote
0
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This comprehension works:
[ int("".join(x)) for x in filter(lambda x: len(set(x)) == 6, itertools.combinations_with_replacement("1234567890", 12))]
answered Nov 17 at 9:13
Netwave
11.5k21942
A question. This here provides the combination for 0 to 9 with 6 unique, but what i want is combinations of numbers from 1-225, as in the numbers being separate values, for example instead of combining 0-9 to be “135790135790” i want it to treat it as “13 5 7 90 13 57 90” as in combine every number from 1-225 (5 numbers each time to form a 12 number set) rather than combine numbers from 0-9 and re-arrange them. I just noticed that i was not clear on that in my question so i apologize and thank you for your comment nonethless, it’s a hard problem i’m asking for.
– A.Hesham
Nov 17 at 12:43
The problem is that you need to provide an euristic to group that numbers, or do you mean any posible subcombination for any number?
– Netwave
Nov 17 at 13:36
What i mean is imagine there are boxed numbered from 1-225, i wanted the number of combinations of 5 boxes of them that forms a 12 digit number with 6 unique digits. I’ve been trying to figure it out for days but just can’t seem to do it.
– A.Hesham
Nov 18 at 1:04
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
This comprehension works:
[ int("".join(x)) for x in filter(lambda x: len(set(x)) == 6, itertools.combinations_with_replacement("1234567890", 12))]
answered Nov 17 at 9:13
Netwave
11.5k21942
This comprehension works:
[ int("".join(x)) for x in filter(lambda x: len(set(x)) == 6, itertools.combinations_with_replacement("1234567890", 12))]
answered Nov 17 at 9:13
Netwave
11.5k21942
answered Nov 17 at 9:13
Netwave
11.5k21942
answered Nov 17 at 9:13
Netwave
11.5k21942
answered Nov 17 at 9:13
Netwave
11.5k21942
11.5k21942
A question. This here provides the combination for 0 to 9 with 6 unique, but what i want is combinations of numbers from 1-225, as in the numbers being separate values, for example instead of combining 0-9 to be “135790135790” i want it to treat it as “13 5 7 90 13 57 90” as in combine every number from 1-225 (5 numbers each time to form a 12 number set) rather than combine numbers from 0-9 and re-arrange them. I just noticed that i was not clear on that in my question so i apologize and thank you for your comment nonethless, it’s a hard problem i’m asking for.
– A.Hesham
Nov 17 at 12:43
The problem is that you need to provide an euristic to group that numbers, or do you mean any posible subcombination for any number?
– Netwave
Nov 17 at 13:36
What i mean is imagine there are boxed numbered from 1-225, i wanted the number of combinations of 5 boxes of them that forms a 12 digit number with 6 unique digits. I’ve been trying to figure it out for days but just can’t seem to do it.
– A.Hesham
Nov 18 at 1:04
add a comment |
A question. This here provides the combination for 0 to 9 with 6 unique, but what i want is combinations of numbers from 1-225, as in the numbers being separate values, for example instead of combining 0-9 to be “135790135790” i want it to treat it as “13 5 7 90 13 57 90” as in combine every number from 1-225 (5 numbers each time to form a 12 number set) rather than combine numbers from 0-9 and re-arrange them. I just noticed that i was not clear on that in my question so i apologize and thank you for your comment nonethless, it’s a hard problem i’m asking for.
– A.Hesham
Nov 17 at 12:43
The problem is that you need to provide an euristic to group that numbers, or do you mean any posible subcombination for any number?
– Netwave
Nov 17 at 13:36
What i mean is imagine there are boxed numbered from 1-225, i wanted the number of combinations of 5 boxes of them that forms a 12 digit number with 6 unique digits. I’ve been trying to figure it out for days but just can’t seem to do it.
– A.Hesham
Nov 18 at 1:04
A question. This here provides the combination for 0 to 9 with 6 unique, but what i want is combinations of numbers from 1-225, as in the numbers being separate values, for example instead of combining 0-9 to be “135790135790” i want it to treat it as “13 5 7 90 13 57 90” as in combine every number from 1-225 (5 numbers each time to form a 12 number set) rather than combine numbers from 0-9 and re-arrange them. I just noticed that i was not clear on that in my question so i apologize and thank you for your comment nonethless, it’s a hard problem i’m asking for.
– A.Hesham
Nov 17 at 12:43
A question. This here provides the combination for 0 to 9 with 6 unique, but what i want is combinations of numbers from 1-225, as in the numbers being separate values, for example instead of combining 0-9 to be “135790135790” i want it to treat it as “13 5 7 90 13 57 90” as in combine every number from 1-225 (5 numbers each time to form a 12 number set) rather than combine numbers from 0-9 and re-arrange them. I just noticed that i was not clear on that in my question so i apologize and thank you for your comment nonethless, it’s a hard problem i’m asking for.
– A.Hesham
Nov 17 at 12:43
The problem is that you need to provide an euristic to group that numbers, or do you mean any posible subcombination for any number?
– Netwave
Nov 17 at 13:36
The problem is that you need to provide an euristic to group that numbers, or do you mean any posible subcombination for any number?
– Netwave
Nov 17 at 13:36
What i mean is imagine there are boxed numbered from 1-225, i wanted the number of combinations of 5 boxes of them that forms a 12 digit number with 6 unique digits. I’ve been trying to figure it out for days but just can’t seem to do it.
– A.Hesham
Nov 18 at 1:04
What i mean is imagine there are boxed numbered from 1-225, i wanted the number of combinations of 5 boxes of them that forms a 12 digit number with 6 unique digits. I’ve been trying to figure it out for days but just can’t seem to do it.
– A.Hesham
Nov 18 at 1:04
add a comment |
What does 225 have to do with this???
– Thierry Lathuille
Nov 17 at 9:07
I’m just stating the set i’m running the combinations on
– A.Hesham
Nov 17 at 10:47