'Polynomial problems' diaporamas de présentation

Chapter 10

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Chapter 12: Theory of Computation

Chapter 12: Theory of Computation. Chapter 12: Theory of Computation. 12.1 Functions and Their Computation 12.2 Turing Machines 12.4 A Noncomputable Function 12.5 Complexity of Problems. The powers of computers. Goal: To investigate the capabilities of computers

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Hard Problems and Limits Of Computers

Hard Problems and Limits Of Computers. Erdal Kose CC30.10. These slides are based of Prof. N. Yanofsky Lecture notes. Objectives. What Computers Can do Some Easy Problems Adding & Multiply Numbers Searching Sorting Euler Circuit (Konigsberg bridges) How Hard Can a Problem be?

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For Wednesday

For Wednesday. Read 10.1 No homework. Program 4. Any questions?. Exam 1. In-class portion on Friday Take-home due Monday Questions?. Paper 2. Any questions? Topic paragraph due Wednesday, Nov 8. Graph Searching. Depth-first Breadth-first Best-first. Applications of Searching.

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SOLVABLE AND UNSOLVABLE PROBLEMS

SOLVABLE AND UNSOLVABLE PROBLEMS. Kat Munford Instructor: Dr. Binkley CS111.10 Pages: 329-31. TYPES OF PROBLEMS. UNSOLVABLE. SOLVABLE. POLYNOMIAL. NONPOLYMONIAL. ?UNSOLVABLE PROBLEMS?. ~ HALTING PROBLEM ~ IF YOU CAN SOLVE THE HALTING PROBLEM, YOU CAN SOLVE ANY PROBLEM!!.

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