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Algorithms courses typically include topics such as data structures, basic algorithms, graph algorithms, dynamic programming, computational geometry, and number theory. They can also include more advanced topics such as parallel algorithms, randomized algorithms, and approximation algorithms.
The Australian National University School of Computing Pascal Bercher Theory of Computation Semester 1, 2023 Assignment 2 of 3 Release Date: Friday, 31 March 2023 Concrete version: Friday 31st March, 2023, 23:15 (Compilation date and time) Due Date: Tuesday, 25 April 2023, 23:55 Canberra time. Late submissions will not be accepted. Maximum credit: 100 (worth […]
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COMP9024: Assignment Simple Graph structure-based Search Engine [The specification may change. A notice on the class web page will be posted after each revision, so please check class notice board frequently.] Change log: No entry as yet! Objectives to implement a simple search engine based on the well known PageRank algorithm (simplified). to give you
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COMP3411/9814 Artificial Intelligence Term 1, 2023 Assignment 3 – Planning and Machine Learning Due: Week 10 – 10pm Friday 21 April Marks: 10% of final assessment for COMP3411/9814 Artificial Intelligence Question 1: Planning (4 marks) Modify the simple planner from the week 7 lecture so that it can solve the planning problem in the textbook,
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ECE 2560 Introduction to Microcontroller-Based Systems Lecture 1 ECE 2560 Introduction to Microcontroller-Based Systems ECE 2560 Introduction to Microcontroller-Based Systems – Irem Eryilmaz Instructor: Irem Eryilmaz Email: Office: Dreese Lab 660 Class schedule: We Fr 4:10 pm – 5:05 pm Dreese 113 Office hours: To be announced Communication: Email – Both ways When sending email
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Twisted Factorization Robert van de Geijn Margaret Myers December 4, 2020 This document provides a number of exercises that help us review ideas that we have encountered in our course “Advanced Linear Algebra: Foundations to Frontiers,” extending traditional matrix fac- torizations. The insights are related to techniques that underlie the fastest algorithm for finding eigen-
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CS61B Project 3: BYOW Introduction Skeleton Code Phase 1: World Generation Tileset and Tile Rendering Starting Your Program Requirements Design Document Design Document Guidelines Phase 2: Interactivity UI (User Interface) Appearance UI Behavior Saving and Loading Interacting With Input Strings Ambition Score 1080 Point Primary Features 360 Point Secondary Features Requirements Summary Submission and Scoring
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COMP3121/9101 23T1 — Assignment 3 (UNSW Sydney) Due Friday 14th April at 5pm Sydney time In this assignment we apply dynamic programming and associated graph algorithms. There are three problems each worth 20 marks, for a total of 60 marks. Partial credit will be awarded for progress towards a solution. We’ll award one mark for
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Université d’Ottawa Faculté de génie École de science d’informatique et de génie électrique University of Ottawa Faculty of Engineering School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science 3. Functional Programming – Scheme For this part of the comprehensive assignment, we will ask you to implement the RANSAC algorithm following the functional paradigm. However, this time we
EECS 2011 Z, Winter 2023 – Assignment 4 Remember to write your full name and student number prominently on your submission. To avoid suspicions of plagiarism: at the beginning of your submission, clearly state any resources (people, print, electronic) outside of the course materials, and the course staff, that you consulted. You must submit a
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Problem 1. [30 points] Three Lotus Tiles Three Lotus Tiles is a solitaire game, played on a connected undirected graph G = (V, E). Initially, three tiles are placed on distinct start vertices a, b, c. In each turn, the player must move all three tiles, by moving each tile along an edge from its
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