How To Solve A Crime With Graph Theory

Simple logic problems don't pose much of a challenge, but applying some graph theory can help to solve much larger, more complex problems in the real world.

[ciscoortega]

I just saw this on Reddit a few minutes ago and this is brilliant! I'd love to see more. The content was legitimately interesting and quite unique and I think the thing was produced well... No problems with pacing, I never felt bored. Animations clean and helpful. Great audio quality. Overall standout job!

[LeeChapman]

Nice job! Since you asked for feedback, I have two minor criticisms: 1) I like your use of color, but would like arrowheads in addition, and 2) the pace was a bit fast for me.

[HimanshuKumar-zhzx]

I reached at this video while looking for real life applications of Ring theory 😂. And it's worth the time ❤

[Socratica]

Fun application! Looking forward to seeing more videos from you! :)

[MK-skwr]

Nice! How did you make those gorgeous animations tho?

[p.pathak]

Thanks, it is a very useful video. Please keep uploading some more problems of graph theory in real-life contexts.

[YoutubeChannel-gwzr]

The people saying they’re not the thief could be talking outside the group of suspects, and anyways I don’t really get how it’s determined who’s the thief because everything can be a lie/with false dichotomies(not just true or false) with no indication of any direction at all. Either I just don’t get what you were explaining, or there are flaws with some of the reasoning. I’d say what gives away who the thief is from the person who blames someone else... either the person they are blaming is a thief or they are the thief themselves to misdirect who the attention is on. But also there might be a boss or friend that they can’t blame therefore a scape goat. I don’t think anyone can determine who is the real thief unless the math is done on the actual psychology of the person or something along those lines. People like to blame people if there is any sign to blame somebody or just stay quiet. Even people blaming themselves could just be doing something for the team. They let themselves get the blame even when they didn’t do it.

[dynamite-bud]

How to draw that kind of graph animation?

[techizone]

Nice and informative video. But the speed is too fast. I had to listen it repeatedly to understand it. :) Thanks.

[tvjjerome]

I’m a bit confused from the introduction where only one person is telling the truth. Is there a logical reason that only one person is telling the truth, or is it just some extra information given?

[mrtrinity]

wow..i need this for my presentation in graph theory..

[psgrocks]

Could u please solve it for 5 suspects.. I am very much interested to know the question for the last graph

[catastrophe]

This is so cool. I wanted to know strategy to solve my logic puzzles. This is a big help :)❤ thank uu

[emadgaballa]

Awesome, need more videos about real life application of graph theory please, can anyone suggest material help me in this topic

[fuckarounditis]

Interesting video, found on Reddit. Good job man! I agree with Lee's suggestion of having the arrowheads, it would have made it much simpler. And the other one is addition of subs for non native English speaker for a wider reach.
Need more videos like this. Subbed and liked :)

[nileshkhimani]

but in second example, who is the final thief?

[kieranosullivan]

I think this problem should be re-worded Saying "I am not the thief" is not thie same thing as "B or C is the thief thief" or "A or B is the thief thief". Each edge should be arrowed and labeled to make this clearer. Anyone disagree. This would make the problem easier to solve as it does not require the leap to assume that "I am not the thief" = "one of the other two is the thief".

[karannchew]

Why did you remove the text in 0:24 to 0:49? Making it very difficult to follow the logic with some text missing

[kavithat.n.]

very nice . can you please send some reference related to this topic

[susmithaunni]

Can someone please tell me the algorithm used