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@ -12,12 +12,13 @@ word list and the encode/decode algorithms, and both function identically.
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Features
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* The words can be input in any order without affecting the output coordinates
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* Accurate to 12 meters or better
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* The first two words of a phrase (when the words are ordered alphabetically) are sufficient to locate
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a large city (accuracy of at least 11.1km)
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* The first three words are sufficient to locate a neighborhood (accuracy of at least 1.1km)
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* All four words pinpoint a location to an accuracy of at least 11 meters.
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* Every phrase corresponds to just one point on Earth
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* Words can be input in any order without affecting the output coordinates
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* Accurate to 11 meters when a full phrase is used
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* Partial phrases can be used, with lower accuracy:
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* The first two words of a phrase (when the words are ordered alphabetically) are sufficient to locate a large city (accuracy of at least 11.1km)
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* The first three words are sufficient to locate a neighborhood (accuracy of at least 1.1km)
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* All four words pinpoint a location to an accuracy of at least 11 meters.
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How it Works
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