Problem Detail: I have a deterministic finite automaton which behaves mostly like a Turing machine, with following difference (relevant to this question): The tape is initially finite. The automaton can insert and delete cells from the tape. Actions are associated with Read More …
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[Solved]: Simple routing table question
Problem Detail: I’m having difficulties understanding the solution to the following question: Consider the following description of a LAN: The main Internet connection is connected to our gateway router. This in turn is part of the backbone network on the 65.21.1.0/24 Read More …
[Solved]: Dijkstra algorithm: equal number of shortest paths
Problem Detail: If I had a Dijkstra graph with the number shortest paths from Node A to O being 1, would it be correct to say: the equal number of shortest paths from A to O is 1 and not 0, Read More …
[Solved]: Online generation of uniform samples
Problem Detail: A source provides a stream of items $x_1, x_2,dots$ . At each step $n$ we want to save a random sample $S_n subseteq { (x_i, i)|1 le i le n}$ of size $k$, i.e. $S_n$ should be a uniformly Read More …
[Solved]: A “natural” decidable problem not in $mathsf{NP}$?
Problem Detail: Are there any “natural” examples of decidable problems that are definitively known not to be in NP? The decidable languages I know of that are not contained in NP are usually derived from the time hierarchy theorem, which produces Read More …
[Solved]: Point Location Problem in Polygon in Repetitive Mode for a Simple Polygon
Problem Detail: I consider Point Location Problem in Polygon in repetitive mode in the case of simple polygon. In computational geometry,Point Location Problem in Polygon problem asks whether a given point in the plane lies inside, outside, or on the boundary Read More …
[Solved]: Difference between “information” and “useful information” in algorithmic information theory
Problem Detail: According to Wikipedia: Informally, from the point of view of algorithmic information theory, the information content of a string is equivalent to the length of the shortest possible self-contained representation of that string. What is the analogous informal rigorous Read More …
[Solved]: What is the order of the Pancake graph in Given example & what are the properties of Pancake graph?
Problem Detail: Pancake graph have least diameter & degree (log n/ log log n) pancake Graph with order-2 will be one single line with two nodes, labeled with permutation of node {12, 21}. pancake Graph with order-3 will be one single Read More …
[Solved]: Is determining if there is a prime in an interval known to be in P or NP-complete?
Problem Detail: I saw from this post on stackoverflow that there are some relatively fast algorithms for sieving an interval of numbers to see if there is a prime in that interval. However, does this mean that the overall decision problem Read More …
[Solved]: Algorithm to chase a moving target
Problem Detail: Suppose that we have a black-box $f$ which we can query and reset. When we reset $f$, the state $f_S$ of $f$ is set to an element chosen uniformly at random from the set $${0, 1, …, n – Read More …