I wrote a simple program that sorts in O(n). It is highly memory inefficient, but that\'s not the point.
Is there any library with STL functions like std::sort(), std::binary_search(), std::lower_bound(), std::upper_bound() accepting 3-way comparison predicates (which return -1 on less, 0 on equal, 1 on
There are many optimization problems that are known to be NP-hard, such as the traveling salesman problem, MAX-SAT, or finding the minimum chromatic number of a graph.Given a problem of this sort, I\'
There are many algorithms run inO(n {log n}^k)-time, where k>1. It would be very helpful if you could provide me some reference about any problem
I\'m converting some C++ code to C# and it calls std::map::lower_bound(k) to find an entry in the map whose key is equal to or greater than k. However, I don\'t see any way to do the same thing with .
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