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S HIRSCHBERG Princeton Untverslty Princeton New Jersey AaSACT Two algorithms are presented that solve the longest common subsequence problem The first algorithm is applicable in the general case. V. AHO Laboratortes, Murray Hdl, New Jersey S. HIRSCHBERG AND J D. ULLMAN Umverstty, Prmceton, New Jersey The problem of finding a longest common subsequence of two strings is discussed This probl Maximum Sum Sub-Array. 31. -41. 59. 26. -53. 58. 97. -93. -23. 84. Given an array. Each sub-array has a sum. What is the maximum such sum possible.. Maximum Sum for any sub Array ending at . i. th. location. . Analysis of Algorithms. . Prof. Karen Daniels. . Design Patterns . for . Optimization Problems. Dynamic . Programming. Matrix Parenthesizing. Longest Common Subsequence. Activity Selection. Algorithmic Paradigm Context. Lecture 10. Fang Yu. Department of Management Information Systems. National . Chengchi. University. Fall 2010. Fundamental Algorithms. Brute force, Greedy, Dynamic Programming:. Matrix Chain-Products . Dynamic Programming. Dividing a problem into . subproblems. Dynamic programming . vs. divide and conquer. - Dynamic programming : . subproblems. are overlapped. - Divide and conquer : . subproblems. Introduction to Algorithms6.046J/18.401J LECTURE15Dynamic Programming•Longest common subsequence•Optimal substructure•Overlapping subproblems Prof. Charles E. Leiserson Dividing a problem into . subproblems. Dynamic programming . vs. divide and conquer. - Dynamic programming : . subproblems. are overlapped. - Divide and conquer : . subproblems. are independent . teachers . who wish to make their work available to other teachers, participate in a virtual professional learning community, and/or provide access to course materials to parents, students and others.. 1. Lecture Content. Fibonacci Numbers Revisited. Dynamic Programming. Examples. Homework. 2. 3. Fibonacci Numbers Revisited. Calculating the n-. th. Fibonacci Number with recursion has proved to be . Longest Increasing Subsequence. Climbing Stairs. Minimum Path Sum. Min Edit Distance. Given two words . X . and . Y. , . find the minimum number of steps required to convert . X . to . Y. . . You have the following 3 operations permitted on a word:. CIS, Fordham Univ.. Instructor: X. Zhang. Outline. Introduction via example: rod cutting. Characteristics of problems that can be solved using dynamic programming. More examples:. Maximal subarray problem. Basic Algorithm Design Techniques. Divide and conquer. Dynamic Programming. Greedy. Common Theme: To solve a large, complicated problem, break it into many smaller sub-problems.. Dynamic Programming. CSE 417 22AU. Lecture 15. Plan For This Week. Today. I’ll walk through 2 more examples with you, and maybe a little history.. Wednesday. Practice Day; it’s hard to learn just by watching, we’ll have you work through a problem or two in full detail.. Outline. Knapsack revisited: How to output the optimal solution, and how to prove correctness?. Longest Common Subsequence. Maximum Independent Set on Trees.. Example 2 Knapsack Problem. There is a knapsack that can hold items of total weight at most .