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Solving recurrence of divide and conquer using master theorem
Can T(n) = 3T(n/2) + c T(1)=0, solved using master theorem? If yes, I am struggling on understand master theorem now, could someone tell me which case it falls to and why.
MangHatDa
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what would be the run time of this function using master's theorem
IN-TREE(p, k)
if p == NIL
return FALSE
else if p.key == KEY
return TRUE
else
return IN-TREE(p.left, k) or IN-TREE(p.right, k)
p points to a node in a com...
user14760031
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Can T(n) = 2T(n/4)+ n^3 + n^2 be solved using Master Theorem?
Can the following recursion:
T(n) = 2T(n/4)+ n^3 + n^2
be solved using Master Theorem?
It meets the preconditions that f(n) is positive, a>=1, b>1, and the difference between (n^3 + n^2) and n/...
codebeginner
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Computational complexity and recursion - Is this analysis correct?
Hi! I have a doubt about this resolution of this algorithm analysis, specifically referred to the return min(L[i:j+1]): why is it considered O(n)?: it always refers to a defined slice, with a limited...
Himan
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