Perfect algorithm. Algorithms for NP-employee. Zadach
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Algorithms are the heart and soul of Computer Science. You can’t do without them, they are everywhere - from network routing and calculations on genomics to cryptography and machine learning. The “perfect algorithm” will turn you into a real pros, which will set problems and masterfully solve them both in life and in an interview when hiring in any IT company.
If you have already pumped enough in asymptotic analysis, greedy algorithms and dynamic programming, it"s time to consider the concept of NP employment, which often causes genuine fear. Tim Rafgarden will show how to recognize a NP-employed task, tell you how to avoid a solution from scratch, and help to find effective solutions.
Tim Rafgarden - Professor Computer Science and Management Science and Engineering at Stanford University. He studies the connections between informatics and the economy and is engaged in the tasks of the development, analysis, applications and restrictions of algorithms. Among its numerous awards are Kalai Prize (2016), Gödel (2012) and Grace Murray Hopper (2009)
If you have already pumped enough in asymptotic analysis, greedy algorithms and dynamic programming, it"s time to consider the concept of NP employment, which often causes genuine fear. Tim Rafgarden will show how to recognize a NP-employed task, tell you how to avoid a solution from scratch, and help to find effective solutions.
Tim Rafgarden - Professor Computer Science and Management Science and Engineering at Stanford University. He studies the connections between informatics and the economy and is engaged in the tasks of the development, analysis, applications and restrictions of algorithms. Among its numerous awards are Kalai Prize (2016), Gödel (2012) and Grace Murray Hopper (2009)
Author:
Author:Rafgarden Tim
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Computer & Technology
- Category:Science & Math
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Series:
Series: Programmer Library
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-4461-1799-4
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