I mean, when you have a loop (say, around the manhattan grid), then I can understand how everything works when you have one hard(er) constraint such as, "the two farthest points visited are 2nd street at avenue C and 112th street at 12th avenue" - and get everything else aligned accordingly.
But if no external geometry constraint is involved (roads being the most abundant, but not the only type of external geometry constraint), then this reader has been unsuccessful with the exercise.
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is any geometry point?
I mean, when you have a loop (say, around the manhattan grid), then I can understand how everything works when you have one hard(er) constraint such as, "the two farthest points visited are 2nd street at avenue C and 112th street at 12th avenue" - and get everything else aligned accordingly.
But if no external geometry constraint is involved (roads being the most abundant, but not the only type of external geometry constraint), then this reader has been unsuccessful with the exercise.