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ish colors to arbitrary precision, which I doubt) so the bottleneck here wouldn't be the human color matching algorithm but the spreading step.Same for me. Therefore i always use the "deal with it" algorithm: It's the only usable one in this situation very least, after you're matched all the readily identifiable pairs, you're left with a much smaller number. I don't think I have any actual pairs left, so I tend to just iterate on "find two socks that look less dissimilar than the average randothe claim that the brain is completely different architecture. The "finding a matching pair" can be one operation for a set that isn't too big. is equivalent to searching in a machine cache - which is MUCH faster then RAM look-up, but you are going to load these socks into "cache" first, and thus the suggested approaNo, because they have different woven cuff patterns, cuff lengths, overall lengths and shades of black (my wife would probably physically hurt me
for tha among my black socks I can easily identify differences in length, patterns and shades to find matching pairs. It's not as easy as noticing my only pair of bright orange socks, but it's still quite easy. I always spread my socks so they point in the same direction side by side, this seems to make it easier to locate pairs and to pair them