Click on tiles to select them. Click another adjacent tile to swap positions. The goal is to arrange all tiles in numerical order.
Entropy: Measures the disorder in the puzzle. Lower values indicate a more ordered state.
Mutual Information: Quantifies the relationship between tile positions and values.
Shannon Entropy: Measures the uncertainty about which property is relevant in the puzzle state.
Kolmogorov Complexity: Represents the minimum description length needed to explain the state.
Perceptual Entropy: Quantifies the visual complexity and processing load.
Gradient Continuity: Measures how smoothly the color gradient flows. Higher values indicate better continuity.
Shade Disparity: Indicates how far color shades are from their correct positions. Higher values are better.
Color Cohesion: Quantifies the visual flow of color patterns. Higher values indicate better visual harmony.
Color Info Gain: Measures information gained from optimizing color arrangements. Increases as you solve the puzzle.
Focus on placing tiles in their correct positions one row at a time, starting from the top.
Watch how your moves affect the information metrics to develop a deeper understanding of puzzle complexity.