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New Streaming Algorithms for Old Problems
A streaming algorithm for the classic Dyck language Claire Mathieu, previously Claire Kenyon, is an expert in the design and analysis of algorithms, which should be no surprise since she worked as a g… more →
Gödel's Lost Letter and P=NP
Importunate Permutations
jsonmez wrote 4 hours ago: Here is an interesting programming problem: Calculate all the permutations of a particular string. F … more →
Banana Nut Bread Algorithm (Reprinted)
The Doctor wrote 1 day ago: This is an old family algorithm first published in a Church cookbook more than 50 years ago… M … more →
New Streaming Algorithms for Old Problems
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rjlipton wrote 2 days ago: A streaming algorithm for the classic Dyck language Claire Mathieu, previously Claire Kenyon, is an … more →
These are a few of my favorite things...
jencroce wrote 3 days ago: Jogging and lifting, my MamaRuth, getting a job at J.Crew, finishing my Alogorithm’s class, mo … more →
An Important Message
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Java Array Based Stack to find a Palindrome!
Oliver O'Mahony wrote 4 days ago: How many buzz words can you fit in a title? Microsoft and other companies often request you to compl … more →
Alternative Search
Lasse Bo Timmermann wrote 6 days ago: Visiting the Society of the Query Conference I had the chance to listen to many interesting talks on … more →
An Intro to Big Oh Notation with Java
nerdgerl wrote 6 days ago: Big Oh notation is used in computer science to decribe the complexity of an algorithm in terms of ti … more →
Making the spell checker... more awesome.
rsmudge wrote 1 week ago: I don’t talk much about the After the Deadline spell checker. Many people believe spell checki … more →
Nash Equilibrium for Sparse Games: Part Deux
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rjlipton wrote 1 week ago: How to find approximate Nash equilibrium for sparse games Constantinos Daskalakis is one of the expe … more →
Implementing Binary Search in Java
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nerdgerl wrote 1 week ago: What is it? Binary Search is a technique used to search sorted data sets. It works by comparing the … more →
GENERATE #2
rvzkm wrote 1 week ago: i leave you one photo that exemplifies the materialisation of will, belief and proactivity: t … more →
Year 2 – Algorithms – Complexity and the Big-Oh
Badgerati wrote 1 week ago: A friend once told me that you can only truly grasp the idea of complexity if you make friends with … more →
Enumerating permutations
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rmn wrote 1 week ago: There are exactly n! different permutations of n numbers. This challenge was about writing a functio … more →
More on Mathematical Diseases
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rjlipton wrote 1 week ago: A summary of some your ideas on mathematical diseases John Conway is a world renowned mathematician, … more →
UNIX redirect,pipes & reconfigurable data processing
bbrouwer wrote 1 week ago: In various sciences one is often invested in processing voluminous data which follows a given format … more →
Open Platform
rvzkm wrote 1 week ago: “This event will complement SmartGeometry’s annual workshop and conference event, bringi … more →
The Politics of Algorithms
Lasse Bo Timmermann wrote 2 weeks ago: A political critique of search engines never is an easy thing. It is widely accepted that the top re … more →
Is Python Slow?
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Steven Pigeon wrote 2 weeks ago: Python is a programming language that I learnt somewhat recently (something like 2, 3 years ago) and … more →
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