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I am trying to solve a dynamic programming problem from Cormem\'s Introduction to Algorithms 3rd edition (pg 405) which asks the following:
I am coding for fun an algorithm to determine the best order of constructing N Building objects. Of course, each Building has its own characteristics (such as a cost, a production, a time of construct
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Given an unsorted array of N integers and a function getNextIndexOf(int k) that returns the index of the next element whose value is \'k\', how would one get at the last element (i.e., index N) with t
Here is the problem BFG-9000 destroys three adjacent balconies per one shoot. (N-th balcony is adjacent to
I want to find the globally optimal (or close to optimal) pairwise alignment between two long (tens of thousands) sequences of strings, but the algorithm is expected to operate on any object sequences
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Is it possible to cast any subgraph isomorphism problem as a subset sum problem so that it is possible to use dynamic programming techniques av开发者_如何学Goailable for solving the subset sum problem
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