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  1. Started by pankajkumar,

    Show that f1(n)+f2(n)= o(m4*(g1(n),g2(n)) where f1(n)= o(g1(n)) and f2(n)=o(g2(n))? o is small o asymptotic notation and question is related to time complexity

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  2. Started by pankajkumar,

    explain divide and conquer strategy that multiply two nxn matrices using O(n^3) operations. determine the precise number of multiplications and additions.

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  3. Ques.1 If P1/W1 is less than P2/W2...less than Pn/Wn, prove greedy generate optimal solution to knapsack prob.? Ques.2 time complexity of- for i:= 1 to n do for j:= i+1 to n do for k:= j+1 to n do z= z+1

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  4. find the optimal sequence and minimum number of operations required for the following chain matrix multiplication using dynamic programming. A(30,40) B(40,5) C(5,15) D(15,6)

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  5. how to find pixels required for generating a line from(0,0) to (10,5) initial calculation- x=0 y=0 Δx=x2-x1 = 10-0= 10 Δy=y2-y1, 5-0, 5→2Δy=10 m= Δy/Δx = 5/10 = 1/2 2Δy-2Δx = 10-20 = -10 first plot(0,0) now incrementing through main loop yields next plots. now how to find next plot. i am confuse here

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  6. Started by pankajkumar,

    show that f1(n)+f2(n)= o(m4*(g1(n),g2(n)) where f1(n)= o(g1(n)) and f2(n)=o(g2(n))? o is small o asymptotic notation and question is related to time complexity

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  7. Started by pankajkumar,

    time complexity of- for i:= 1 to n do for j:= i+1 to n do for k:= j+1 to n do if P1/W1 is less than P2/W2...less than Pn/Wn, prove greedy generate optimal solution to knapsack prob.

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  8. Started by JeffreyR,

    Hello everyone, I am making a webpage and. In photoshop i made a website layout. This is just a big rectangle image. Then i sliced it into a lot of smaller rectangles. This is the website layout: So I have s lot of images that are rectangles or squares and together they form a complete rectangle image. As you can see in the image below: I need an algorithm. The idea is that i can adjust the big rectangle width to any value i want and the small tiles rearange themselves. I have searched google, but i don't know where to start. I don't know what this type of algorithm is called in mathematical terms of if it even exists. Does anyone know something …

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  9. I'm currently choosing between two colleges and their programs. Both are in the computer and network security sector. My primary interests are: Privacy, Data/Information Assurance, Computer & Network Security, Penetration Testing, etc. DSU Teaches: SQL, JavaScript, HTML, XML, Visual Basic, Assembly Language and Linear Programming. It also goes in depth about Databases. Penn State Teaches: C++ and only a little about data. However, Penn State is the much more "known" college; yet I think DSU's program/course load looks better. Here's Penn State's Course List for their program: http://www.worldcampus.psu.edu/degrees-and-certificates/security-and-risk-an…

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  10. Started by mathmari,

    Hi!!! I want to use the value "age" at a program I have to write in C.... How must the value "age" be declared????As int or as float???Thank you!

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  11. Hey guys, just thought I'd bounce a random thought off of you. Since we can now "3D Print" on a molecular level, would it be possible to construct a body (crystalline maybe) using say Carbon G60 and other compounds to create multi-level data storage? I know there have already been advances in storing data in crystals, but from what I've read so far they are only on small discs. Maybe during the "construction" of such a thing different electrical pathways could be created by using different carbon molecules. Also while I have your attention, any thoughts behind using extremely dense carbon as a form of extreme heat-shielding?

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  12. Started by kc5000,

    The company I work for is trying to come up with a way to improve the connection between academic library researchers that want the paid or free content that the university or college provides, but might be working from a remote location. The workflow goes Researcher -> Library Catalog -> Proxy Server -> Content (paid or open). We want to use Open URL so the program goes faster. Any thoughts?

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  13. sigma i=1 upto n, i(i-1)= n(n-1)(n+1)/3

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  14. the adjacency list representation of a graph G, which has 7 vertices and 10 edges is, a:- d,e,b,g b:- e,c,a c;- f,e,b,d d:- c,a,f e:- a,c,b f:- d,c g:- a 1. show the tree produced by depth first search when it is run on the graph G, using vertex a as the source 2. In the DFS of item 1, show the edges of the graph G which is not present in DFS tree by dashed line

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  15. Started by Comandante,

    I am in urgent need of software that can be used to limit bandwidth to all computers on a local area network connected via a router. Preferably this software could be controlled from a single ('main') pc where I could set all necessary restrictions. I've been looking around but didn't find anything useful, if anyone has anything to suggest... feel free!

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  16. Started by Kempy,

    Right, I need some help from you CompSci guys out there. On early computers (IBM PC/XT/AT era), was MS-DOS dependent on BIOS interrupts to perform certain functions? Also, does this mean that the versions of DOS a computer could run is limited by whether or not a particular BIOS interrupt routine was available on the ROM? If this is true, I hope that there is a resource somewhere which lists the BIOS interrupts required for DOS to run, so that a BIOS could be designed around a particular version of DOS. Any clarification from anyone who knows more about software than I do would be fantastic.

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  17. can anyone help me in this question dnt need solution just make me understand the logic how to solve..please

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  18. For instance if x is one bit of information, how many similar bits (y) are necessary to describe x ? *It seem obvious that y > x, I just wanted to know had any rules been established. This would be done without using compression, predictions, sets or subsets, and each bit of information must be individually described. *Could a clone be considered as a valid description, in the physical or theoretical sense? Would this mean the smallest possible uncompressed description of a system can be no smaller than the system itself. Btw I know very little about computer science, physics or maths so a link to a '________ for dummies' site would not be considered inapp…

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  19. I'm learning machine code. My questions are: 1) What is an accumulator? 2) What does the following statement mean, in simpler form? "The machine instruction to add 1 to the value in accumulator A is 01001100."

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  20. "An individual machine code is called a machine instruction." What does "individual machine" code mean, what does that do? Please don't give me links, I came on a forum for answers, I can find my own links. Thanks!

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  21. Started by tevang,

    There are 5 parameters, R1-R5, with the following relation R1<R2<R3<R4<R5. An algorithm assigns some values to these parameter (P1,P2,P3,P4,P5) which are not so important as it is the relation between them (P3<P1<P2<P4<P5). Is there any way to quantify the difference between the inequality R1<R2<R3<R4<R5 and P3<P1<P2<P4<P5, where Pi is the predicted value of the parameter Ri? thanks, Thomas

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  22. Started by Anura,

    >:DIs it possible to take an image 3.5 Mb and convert it to kilobytes. Also. Is it possible to free up memory on a compter?

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  23. Started by pranab123_cse,

    Cryptography and Network Security by Atul Kahate

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  24. Why do we need to flip the kernel in 2D convolution in the first place? What's the benefit of this? So, why can't we leave it unflipped? What kind of terrible thing can happen if you don't flip it? SEE: "First, flip the kernel, which is the shaded box, in both horizontal and vertical direction" http://www.songho.ca/dsp/convolution/convolution2d_example.html

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  25. Started by Dovahkiin,

    So I have already taken the old earth magnets out of my REALLY old computer hard drive and now I have this printer. I was wondering, before I get rid of it, if anyone knows of any useful parts inside? I am probably not going to be building any cylons or anything anytime soon so robotic parts are less useful to me. But magnets or something like that is always fun to keep around. Anyone have any knowledge of what is good to keep from a printer before I get rid of it?

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