The wedgie method - Revision history

Fredg999: Fix double redirect

2025-08-15T04:36:26Z

Fix double redirect

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FloraC: - contents since this is a redirect now

2025-06-13T10:04:36Z

- contents since this is a redirect now

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	'''The wedgie method''' is a placeholder for an unknown method of finding temperaments<ref>This page was created as the outcome of discussion here: [[Talk:Catalog of seven-limit rank two temperaments #The "wedgie method"]]</ref>. The original drafts of several temperament-cataloging wiki pages<ref>The pages are: [[Catalog of eleven-limit rank three temperaments]], [[Catalog of eleven-limit rank two temperaments]], [[Catalog of thirteen-limit rank two temperaments]], [[Catalog of seven-limit rank two temperaments]], and [[User:TallKite/Catalog of eleven-limit rank three temperaments with Color names]]</ref> included links to the page called "[[The wedgie]]", claiming that this page explained the method by which the cataloged temperaments were obtained. However, the method and its explanation are missing.

	The links to the page were not anchored to a subsection of the page; they were simply directed to the page. However, the page is not itself a dedicated explanation of such a temperament-finding method, and does not clearly appear to include an explanation of such a method anywhere within it. In 2012, when this page and the several pages linking to it for an explanation of this temperament-finding method were first created, still no such explanation existed, and it does not appear to exist in an easy-to-find place in page edit histories. Furthermore, the original author of these pages, [[Gene Ward Smith]], has unfortunately passed away, so he cannot be consulted on the matter. And so for now this page here is intended to serve as a placeholder for this missing information, in case anyone is eventually able to fill it in.

	~~For now, one possible explanation of this method could be: iterate through all temperaments by complexity using wedgies, and filter out those which are non-temperaments and/or are of high badness.~~

	~~{{Todo\|add definition\|update\|inline=1\|comment=Document this method via [https://yahootuninggroupsultimatebackup.github.io/tuning-math/topicId_17912.html Temperament seaches using wedgies only]. }}~~

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2025-06-12T21:14:37Z

Changed redirect target from Wedgies and multivals#Using wedgies to find temperaments to Wedgie supplement#Using wedgies to find temperaments

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2025-06-12T19:20:08Z

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	'''The wedgie method''' is a placeholder for an unknown method of finding temperaments<ref>This page was created as the outcome of discussion here: [[Talk:Catalog of seven-limit rank two temperaments #The "wedgie method"]]</ref>. The original drafts of several temperament-cataloging wiki pages<ref>The pages are: [[Catalog of eleven-limit rank three temperaments]], [[Catalog of eleven-limit rank two temperaments]], [[Catalog of thirteen-limit rank two temperaments]], [[Catalog of seven-limit rank two temperaments]], and [[User:TallKite/Catalog of eleven-limit rank three temperaments with Color names]]</ref> included links to the page called "[[The wedgie]]", claiming that this page explained the method by which the cataloged temperaments were obtained. However, the method and its explanation are missing.		'''The wedgie method''' is a placeholder for an unknown method of finding temperaments<ref>This page was created as the outcome of discussion here: [[Talk:Catalog of seven-limit rank two temperaments #The "wedgie method"]]</ref>. The original drafts of several temperament-cataloging wiki pages<ref>The pages are: [[Catalog of eleven-limit rank three temperaments]], [[Catalog of eleven-limit rank two temperaments]], [[Catalog of thirteen-limit rank two temperaments]], [[Catalog of seven-limit rank two temperaments]], and [[User:TallKite/Catalog of eleven-limit rank three temperaments with Color names]]</ref> included links to the page called "[[The wedgie]]", claiming that this page explained the method by which the cataloged temperaments were obtained. However, the method and its explanation are missing.

FloraC at 10:18, 19 November 2024

2024-11-19T10:18:31Z

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	For now, one possible explanation of this method could be: iterate through all temperaments by complexity using wedgies, and filter out those which are non-temperaments and/or are of high badness.		For now, one possible explanation of this method could be: iterate through all temperaments by complexity using wedgies, and filter out those which are non-temperaments and/or are of high badness.

	{{Todo\|definition\|update\|inline=1\|comment=Document this method via [https://yahootuninggroupsultimatebackup.github.io/tuning-math/topicId_17912.html Temperament seaches using wedgies only]. }}		{{Todo\|add definition\|update\|inline=1\|comment=Document this method via [https://yahootuninggroupsultimatebackup.github.io/tuning-math/topicId_17912.html Temperament seaches using wedgies only]. }}

FloraC: Mark with todo +1

2024-08-11T16:13:36Z

Mark with todo +1

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	For now, one possible explanation of this method could be: iterate through all temperaments by complexity using wedgies, and filter out those which are non-temperaments and/or are of high badness.		For now, one possible explanation of this method could be: iterate through all temperaments by complexity using wedgies, and filter out those which are non-temperaments and/or are of high badness.

	{{Todo\|definition\|inline=1\|comment=~~Work out~~ this method. }}		{{Todo\|definition\|update\|inline=1\|comment=Document this method via [https://yahootuninggroupsultimatebackup.github.io/tuning-math/topicId_17912.html Temperament seaches using wedgies only]. }}

FloraC at 09:13, 20 January 2022

2022-01-20T09:13:48Z

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	'''The wedgie method''' is a placeholder for an unknown method of finding temperaments<ref>This page was created as the outcome of discussion here: [[Talk:~~Catalog_of_seven~~-~~limit_rank_two_temperaments~~#The "wedgie method"]]</ref>. The original drafts of several temperament-cataloging wiki pages<ref>The pages are: [[~~Catalog_of_eleven~~-~~limit_rank_three_temperaments~~]], [[~~Catalog_of_eleven~~-~~limit_rank_two_temperaments~~]], [[~~Catalog_of_thirteen~~-~~limit_rank_two_temperaments~~]], [[~~Catalog_of_seven~~-~~limit_rank_two_temperaments~~]], and [[User:TallKite/~~Catalog_of_eleven~~-~~limit_rank_three_temperaments_with_Color_names~~]]</ref> included links to the page called "[[The wedgie]]", claiming that this page explained the method by which the cataloged temperaments were obtained. However, the method and its explanation are missing.		'''The wedgie method''' is a placeholder for an unknown method of finding temperaments<ref>This page was created as the outcome of discussion here: [[Talk:Catalog of seven-limit rank two temperaments #The "wedgie method"]]</ref>. The original drafts of several temperament-cataloging wiki pages<ref>The pages are: [[Catalog of eleven-limit rank three temperaments]], [[Catalog of eleven-limit rank two temperaments]], [[Catalog of thirteen-limit rank two temperaments]], [[Catalog of seven-limit rank two temperaments]], and [[User:TallKite/Catalog of eleven-limit rank three temperaments with Color names]]</ref> included links to the page called "[[The wedgie]]", claiming that this page explained the method by which the cataloged temperaments were obtained. However, the method and its explanation are missing.

	The links to the page were not anchored to a subsection of the page; they were simply directed to the page. However, the page is not itself a dedicated explanation of such a temperament-finding method, and does not clearly appear to include an explanation of such a method anywhere within it. In 2012, when this page and the several pages linking to it for an explanation of this temperament-finding method were first created, still no such explanation existed, and it does not appear to exist in an easy-to-find place in page edit histories. Furthermore, the original author of these pages, [[Gene Ward Smith]], has unfortunately passed away, so he cannot be consulted on the matter. And so for now this page here is intended to serve as a placeholder for this missing information, in case anyone is eventually able to fill it in.		The links to the page were not anchored to a subsection of the page; they were simply directed to the page. However, the page is not itself a dedicated explanation of such a temperament-finding method, and does not clearly appear to include an explanation of such a method anywhere within it. In 2012, when this page and the several pages linking to it for an explanation of this temperament-finding method were first created, still no such explanation existed, and it does not appear to exist in an easy-to-find place in page edit histories. Furthermore, the original author of these pages, [[Gene Ward Smith]], has unfortunately passed away, so he cannot be consulted on the matter. And so for now this page here is intended to serve as a placeholder for this missing information, in case anyone is eventually able to fill it in.

	For now, one possible explanation of this method could be: iterate through all temperaments by complexity using wedgies, and filter out those which are non-temperaments and/or are of high badness.		For now, one possible explanation of this method could be: iterate through all temperaments by complexity using wedgies, and filter out those which are non-temperaments and/or are of high badness.

			{{Todo\|definition\|inline=1\|comment=Work out this method. }}

Cmloegcmluin: per discussion at Talk:Catalog_of_seven-limit_rank_two_temperaments#The "wedgie method"

2022-01-20T00:52:21Z

per discussion at Talk:Catalog_of_seven-limit_rank_two_temperaments#The "wedgie method"

New page

'''The wedgie method''' is a placeholder for an unknown method of finding temperaments<ref>This page was created as the outcome of discussion here: [[Talk:Catalog_of_seven-limit_rank_two_temperaments#The "wedgie method"]]</ref>. The original drafts of several temperament-cataloging wiki pages<ref>The pages are: [[Catalog_of_eleven-limit_rank_three_temperaments]], [[Catalog_of_eleven-limit_rank_two_temperaments]], [[Catalog_of_thirteen-limit_rank_two_temperaments]], [[Catalog_of_seven-limit_rank_two_temperaments]], and [[User:TallKite/Catalog_of_eleven-limit_rank_three_temperaments_with_Color_names]]</ref> included links to the page called "[[The wedgie]]", claiming that this page explained the method by which the cataloged temperaments were obtained. However, the method and its explanation are missing.

The links to the page were not anchored to a subsection of the page; they were simply directed to the page. However, the page is not itself a dedicated explanation of such a temperament-finding method, and does not clearly appear to include an explanation of such a method anywhere within it. In 2012, when this page and the several pages linking to it for an explanation of this temperament-finding method were first created, still no such explanation existed, and it does not appear to exist in an easy-to-find place in page edit histories. Furthermore, the original author of these pages, [[Gene Ward Smith]], has unfortunately passed away, so he cannot be consulted on the matter. And so for now this page here is intended to serve as a placeholder for this missing information, in case anyone is eventually able to fill it in.

For now, one possible explanation of this method could be: iterate through all temperaments by complexity using wedgies, and filter out those which are non-temperaments and/or are of high badness.