Sooooo cuteeeee

Nov 20, 2003 21:01

I just attended a lecture of Algorithms and data structures . I have an extremely cute professor and watching him teach....ohhh wow ....he is the most adorable prof ive ever seen. He looks just like a teddy bear.He is a russian and his pronunciations are soooo cute and he is just tooo amazing. He says three ( for tree...) negathives, thu, thime ( Read more... )

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mekin November 20 2003, 20:16:36 UTC
i wonder what you are studying ....
going by ur post .. u seem to study him more than the subject ;)

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When sunmaster15 November 21 2003, 01:26:45 UTC
the cat is in the way,the mice shall play...

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Re: When shwetha November 21 2003, 09:49:50 UTC
in the way?? i thought the cat was away..

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Re: When sunmaster15 November 21 2003, 09:56:10 UTC
string.toUpper("cat") and u might see what i mean ;)

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me a prof amitvirmani November 24 2003, 01:35:53 UTC
kaash mere baare mein bhi koi ladki aisa sochti.....
now i wanna be a prof.....chuck ms, chuck mgmt, teaching...here i come

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rileen November 26 2003, 06:18:40 UTC
I hope you also manage catch a bit of what to me is a beautiful subject :-)

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shwetha December 5 2003, 01:21:18 UTC
Seeing ur interest in algos I thgt mebbe u cud help me in this. Im trying to find an efficient algo to find all minimum spanning trees. Using Kruskals I end up with a cycle searching prolem which is NP hard (I believe)...See if u can throw some light on this...would really be a help

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Details ? rileen December 5 2003, 05:39:05 UTC
Hey, not sure what exactly you mean ..... Kruskal's algo is for finding a minimum spanning tree of a connected graph, what are you doing with it?

It sounds like you are trying to solve an NP-hard problem - try a reduction, e.g if you can prove that every instance of the Hamiltonian cycle problem can be converted into an instance of your problem, you will have proved that your problem is NP-hard.

Does that make sense? Or are you not aware of reductions yet?

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Re: Details ? shwetha December 5 2003, 08:18:42 UTC
No...I have to find all possible minimum spanning trees in a given graph. I am not sure its a NP hard problem. I think it is solvable.
Do u know any method to do this....
yeah i'll see if it does reduce to an NP hard prolem then fine...but I dont think so

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