Overview of filtered positions

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Columns

• F: form number
• Ex: Example
• #: number of orientations and number of positions
• Next there are 8 columns for the filtered position overview. In the header there are only 4 columns showing for either Pairs or Squares either the minimum or the maximum number of filtered positions.
  The 2 columns under the header show (1) the number of filtered positions and (2) the pairs or squares to which this applies.

F	Ex	#	Pair Max		Pair Min		Square Max		Square Min
1	xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx	2 48	23	3 12	3	29 30 29 31 30 31	12	3 4 10 11 12	2	Jan Jun 7 28 29 30
2	xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx	4 80	38	3 11 4 10	4	29 30	20	3 4 10 11	3	Jan Jun 28 29 30
3	xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx	4 82	36	3 11 3 12 4 10 10 12	4	Jan 28 Jan 29 28 29	20	3 4 10 11	2	Jan 28 29
4	xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx	4 96	38	3 12	6	29 30 29 31 30 31	20	3 4 10 11 12	4	Jan Jun 28 29 31
5	xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx	8 151	60	4 9 4 10	9	29 30 29 31	35	11	4	29
6	xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx	8 154	65	5 17 5 10	5	Jan 29 28 29	36	4 10 11	2	29
7	xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx	8 154	64	9 11	8	Jan 28 Jan 29 28 29	38	11	4	Jan 28 29
8	xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx	8 196	78	3 12	12	Jan Jun Jan 28 Jan 29 Jun 28 Jun 29 28 29 29 30 29 31	40	3 4 10 11 12	6	Jan Jun 28 29
All		46 961	387	3 12	55	29 30	221	11	27	29

The form details in the table are already shown on other pages, only the information in the last row (All forms) is new.

This overview clearly shows some squares filter a lot of positions for any form, while others filter just a few positions for any form. In the pairs you see combinations of these squares.

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