John Levon wrote:
> > sorting branches on one level, binsorting of multiple
> > branches by qualitative measures, randomization of branches
> > on one level,
>
> Why would you want any of these ?
How to say it ... because they are very useful. If you haven't
tried, it is probably hard to imagine. It is more about thinking
than writing, but this kind of program was for me the first CAT
(Computer Aided Thinking) tool.
Matej
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