Problem Detail: I would like some hints on how to approach this problem, I know for instance that $TQBF$ is $PSPACE$-$Complete$, so it can solved in poly space and any other $PSPACE$-$Complete$ problems can be log spaced reduced to $TQBF$. I Read More …
Author: ignougroup
[Solved]: How can I use the NP complexity Venn diagram to quickly see which class of NP problem can be poly reducible to another class?
Problem Detail: I’m so bad at solving the problem of the type: “If $A$ is an NP-complete problem, $B$ is reducible to $A$, then $B$ is…” That I have to come here and ask these silly questions each and every time Read More …
[Solved]: Do computers actually use carry-lookahead adders?
Problem Detail: There are plenty of details about carry lookahead adders such as Kogge-Stone, Lander-Fischer, etc. in college CS courses. They are described as “common in the industry”. However, I can’t find any evidence (aside from maybe the Manchester carry chain) Read More …
[Solved]: Variants of the 3-SUM problem
Problem Detail: The 3SUM problem has two variants. In one variant, there is a single array $S$ of integers, and we have to find three different elements $a,b,c in S$ such that $a+b+c=0$. In another variant, there are are three arrays Read More …
[Solved]: What does a wedge in a graph look like?
Problem Detail: I am reading Decompositions of Triangle-Dense Graphs by Gupta et al. On page 2, in Definition 1 what is a wedge in a graph? I know what triangle is but I don’t know what wedge is and google isn’t Read More …
[Solved]: Theoretical foundations of Divide and Conquer
Problem Detail: When it comes to the design of algorithms, one often employs the following techniques: Dynamic Programming The Greedy-Strategy Divide-and-Conquer While for the first two methods, there are well-known theoretical foundations, namely the Bellman Optimality Principle and matroid (resp. greedoid) Read More …
[Solved]: Is CYK still relevant today?
Problem Detail: I’ve come across the CYK algorithm and was wondering, as it’s quite old, if it is still relevant today. Is it or an extension of it still being used in compilers (for example), or have other algorithms proven to Read More …
MCS021 Decemeber 2015 Solved Question Paper
Download Solutions
Explain QuickSort algorithm.
Trace the algorithm for the following set of data :10 25, 0, 8, 78, 6, 34, 56, 90, 100 Download Solutions Ignou MCA Solved Question Paper
Explain the merits and demerits of various file organisations.
Sequential access file organization In computer science, sequential access means that a group of elements (such as data in a memory array or a disk file or on magnetic tape data storage) is accessed in a predetermined, ordered sequence. Sequential access is sometimes the only way of accessing the data, Read More …