MACM 401/MATH 701/MATH 801 Assignment 5, Spring 2023. Michael Monagan Due Monday March 27th at 11pm. Late Penalty: −20% for up to 24 hours late. Zero after that. Question 1: Factorization in Zp[x] (20 marks) (a) Factor the following polynomials over Z11 using the Cantor-Zassenhaus algorithm. a1 =x4+8×2+6x+8, a2 = x6 +3×5 −x4 +2×3 −3x+3, […]
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MIHTME05 Assignment 3 Following this link to perform association rule mining for the dataset “Online_Retail.xlsx” https://www.datacamp.com/tutorial/market-basket-analysis-r Write your name and ID in the remark of the program, and capture the screens to show the steps and the results.
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COMP2017 9017 Assignment 2 Due: 11:59PM Thursday 31 March 2022 local Sydney time This assignment is worth 30% of your final assessment This assessment is CONFIDENTIAL. © University of Sydney. Task description In this assignment we will develop a key value store called YmirDB in the C programming language using dynamic data structures, ensuring that
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COMP2017 9017 Assignment 3 Due: 11:59PM Thursday 12 May 2022 local Sydney time This assignment is worth 30% of your final assessment This assessment is CONFIDENTIAL. © University of Sydney. Task description SPX (Systems Programming Exchange) is a marketplace that enables highly sought after computer components to be traded amongst seasoned computer programmers. Traditionally, trading
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computation theory PDA This exercise re-visits the different acceptance criteria of PDAs. First, we define two languages: • L1 = {wE {0, 1}* : (the number of 1s in w) > (the number of Os in w)} = {W E {0,1}* : (the number of Os in w) > (the number of 1s in w)}
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CAS CS538: Cryptography. Spring 2023 February 15, 2023 Due: 10pm Mon Feb 20 Homework 3 Question 1 (0 points): Read the definitions below. Make sure you understand them: what they define, and why they are formulated as they are. If you don’t understand, ask your fellow students, post a question on Piazza, or, if all
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CAS CS538: Cryptography. Spring 2023 February 23, 2023 Due: 10pm Mon Feb 27 Homework 4 Question 1 (0 points): Read the definitions below. Make sure you understand them: what they define, and why they are formulated as they are. If you don’t understand, ask your fellow students, post a question on Piazza, or, if all
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CAS CS538: Cryptography. Spring 2023 March 3, 2023 Due: 10pm Thu March 9 Homework 5 Question 1 (0 points): Read the definitions below. Make sure you understand them: what they define, and why they are formulated as they are. If you don’t understand, ask your fellow students, post a question on Piazza, or, if all
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CAS CS538: Cryptography. January 21, 2023 Due: 10pm Mon Jan 30 Homework 1 Homework preparation and submission instructions: You are encouraged to collaborate with your fellow students and consult external resources in solving the homework problems. Figuring out the problems together is more effective and more fun! However, you should write the solution on your
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CAS CS538: Cryptography. Spring 2023 January 31, 2023 Due: 10pm Mon Feb 6 Homework 2 Recall the definitions: Definition 1 A function ν : N → R+ is negligible if for all large enough n we have ν(n) < 1/nc. (By “for all large enough n...” we mean “for any any c > 0 there
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