Taksh Pratap SinghProgrammer: interested in competitive programming and getting started with data science and AI · 8w
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Taksh Pratap Singh
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[INOI1202] Table Sum (INOI 2012: India)
Indian National Olympiad in Informatics (INOI) is round 2 out of 3 (i.e. intermediate) for selection into Indian IOI team.
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International Olympiad in Informatics Training: Path to Gold
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Taksh Pratap SinghProgrammer: interested in competitive programming and getting started with data science and AI · 8w
You have to calculate everything by yourself. Using computers to code and solve is not permitted.
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[DEVIOUS] Devious Minister
Note: The online judge solution checker has issues for this problem because this problem has multiple correct solutions.
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Taksh Pratap SinghProgrammer: interested in competitive programming and getting started with data science and AI · 33w
Can you please share your code for this solution ?
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[EXPT] Indraneel's Experiment
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I made a DP state similar to LCS where dp[i][j] indicates the length of the best subsequence possible using A[0..j] and B[...
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Taksh Pratap SinghProgrammer: interested in competitive programming and getting started with data science and AI · 36w
Hints:
If you still don't understand try to check the code for some values by hand or on your machine and print the entire L array or the P array for more insight.
Feel free to contact me for further help or clarific...
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Brackets (INOI 2016: India)
Indian National Olympiad in Informatics (INOI) is round 2 out of 3 (i.e. intermediate) for selection into Indian IOI team. See the discussion replies for solution one hint at a time (credits: Arpan Bhattacharya)
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Taksh Pratap SinghProgrammer: interested in competitive programming and getting started with data science and AI · 36w
Were you able to solve the 2nd test case without TLE ?
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Corey's Party (AIO 2014: Australia)
Please provide a hint regarding what algorithm to use for the following problem: Given an undirected graph of N nodes and M edges find the maximum size of a subgraph of the graph such that the...
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Taksh Pratap SinghProgrammer: interested in competitive programming and getting started with data science and AI · 36w
I guess there is some problem with the grader.
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Taksh Pratap SinghProgrammer: interested in competitive programming and getting started with data science and AI · 36w
Is it part of the playlist ?
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Taksh Pratap SinghProgrammer: interested in competitive programming and getting started with data science and AI · 36w
Wouldn't the complexity of this solution be more than O(n^2) ?
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Hii, I got selected to IOITC this year. I only know topics of INOI like dp and bit of graph theory(since i got to know about ZIO & ZCO this year only and managed to get into INOI through ZIO. Can anybody suggest what should i do to prepare for IOITC
and please soon due to lack of time.
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Taksh Pratap SinghProgrammer: interested in competitive programming and getting started with data science and AI · 40w
Which class are you in ?
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Learn Machine Learning
This 29-part course consists of tutorials on ML concepts and algorithms, as well as end-to-end follow-along ML examples, quizzes, and hands-on projects. You can think of this course as a "Free Online Nano Book".
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Taksh Pratap SinghProgrammer: interested in competitive programming and getting started with data science and AI · 41w
I recently started following this list but got to know about this new course: Introduction to Machine Learning offered by Google. This course seems to be quite basic than this list. So how does this list compare to the Google Machine Learning course's difficulty ? Should I begin with this list and then move to the other course or vice versa or should I follow both courses in tandem ?
Thanks in advance.
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