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Analysis Wrap-up
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What is analysis? Look at an algorithm and determine: How much time it takes How much space it takes How much programming manpower it takes Choose wisely between multiple correct solutions
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Problem-Solving Brute Force Iterate Divide-and-Conquer Greedy Dynamic Programming
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Model the world Arrays & Linked Lists Stacks & Queues Priority Queues & Heaps Graphs & Trees Binary Search Trees Hash tables
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Famous (Efficient) Algorithms Binary Search Find the median Sort Graph Search Topological Sort Shortest Path Minimum Spanning Trees Knapsack Problem Huffman’s Encoding
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The Point Know your problem-solving tools Be able to choose the right tool for the job Know the limits of your tools…
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Back to Theory Sets: NP, P, NP-Complete Prove NP-Complete through reduction proofs. But: some things are uncomputable, and this is different from NP-Complete.
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What Next? What do you do when you need to solve an NP-Complete problem? Redefine the problem Approximate a solution Use AI techniques!
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Intelligent Search If I have to use brute force, I want to do it smartly. Heuristics! Add a “good enough” threshold so you can stop searching when you find an approximate solution. One such technique is Genetic Algorithms…
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Genetic Algorithms Inspired by biology/evolution Start with a random sample of possible solutions Fitness Function: test how good each solution is Make new solutions: Make a small mutation to an existing solution Cross-breed 2 existing solutions Keep best solutions and discard the rest. Iterate until you run out of time
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Example: TSP Trying to visit 5 cities: A, B, C, D, E Randomly make some possible paths: BDECA, ABCED, … Try them. Fitness Function? Mutate: BD ECA -> DB ECA Crossover: BD ECA + A B CE D = BDACE (First 2 of the first parent and rest of ordering from 2 nd parent.)
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TSP Example: 30 Cities
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Solution i (Distance = 941)
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Solution j (Distance = 800)
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Solution k (Distance = 652)
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Best Solution (Distance = 420)
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Overview of Performance
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