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Randomized “Algorithms”

Randomized “Algorithms”. Monte Carlo and Las Vegas Technuques. Randomized. Monte Carlo Might give an incorrect answer (approximate) but always give an answer Las Vegas Might never give an answer (quit or run forever) Each uses some randomized technique to attack a problem.

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Randomized “Algorithms”

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  1. Randomized “Algorithms” Monte Carlo and Las Vegas Technuques

  2. Randomized • Monte Carlo • Might give an incorrect answer (approximate) but always give an answer • Las Vegas • Might never give an answer (quit or run forever) • Each uses some randomized technique to attack a problem

  3. Monte Carlo Integration float area(function f, float a, float b, float fMax, int n) { float x, y; int hits=0, trial; for (trial=0; trial<n; trial++) { x = a+random(b-a); y = random(fMax); if (f(x)>=y) hits++; } return((b-a)*fMax*hits/n); }

  4. Las Vegas and Ethernet bool success = false; while (!success) { status = message.send(); success = status == TRANSMITTED; if (!success) wait a bit; }

  5. Las Vegas Dining Philosophers • Discussed in class Monte Carlo Illumination • Discussed in class

  6. References • Some material from the textbook: Data Structures and Algorithm Analysis in Java (Second Edition) by Mark Allen Weiss • Additional images: www.wikipedia.com

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