'Improved algorithm' presentation slideshows

4. A Stock price problem

4. A Stock price problem. Rocky K. C. Chang 13 November 2018. Objectives. To apply our problems-solving procedure to a finance problem To evaluate the time complexity of a computer algorithm To design a much more efficient algorithm than a brute force approach. Time complexity of algorithms.

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Single Image Super-Resolution Using Sparse Representation

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Single Image Super-Resolution Using Sparse Representation

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HW/SW Codesign Techniques for Dynamically Reconfigurable Architectures

HW/SW Codesign Techniques for Dynamically Reconfigurable Architectures. Authors: Juanjo Noguera & Rosa M. Badia Presented by: Derrick Gilland Course: EEL 6935 (Spring 2009). Outline. Introduction Definitions Codesign Methodology Proposed Architectures Optimization Algorithms

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A Semantic Match Algorithm for Web Services Based on Improved Semantic Distance

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KenKen Solver

KenKen Solver. Jason Neufeld. KenKen is a popular number placing puzzle game. It is often compared to Sudoku. Unlike Sudoku, subproblems are not always square and have a mathematical operation associated with them. What is KenKen ?. What is KenKen ?. What is KenKen ?. Python 2.x

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Transitioning from Algorithms to Software

Transitioning from Algorithms to Software. Thomas Kue Southern Arkansas University Dr. Ernst Leiss University of Houston REU Summer 2011. Outline. VMM and the Memory Hierarchy Problem The First Experiment The Improved Algorithm Results Retesting the Algorithm

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Improved PAC6 Algorithm

Improved PAC6 Algorithm. Karol Bu?kowski. Standard Algorithm. For every pattern all possible combinations of 1 and 2 missing layers have to be detected. 111111. 011111 101111 110111 111011 111101 111110. 011110 101110 110110 111010 111100 001111 010111 100111 011011 101011

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In the following slides, I will first show an ordinary algorithm to count mines in a mine field.

Count Mines. In the following slides, I will first show an ordinary algorithm to count mines in a mine field. I will use a 3*4 board as illustration, which can be easily scaled up to a bigger board of any size based on the same principle.

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