Computational complexity theory is a branch of the theory of computation in theoretical computer science and mathematics that focuses on classifying computational problems according to their inherent difficulty.
I read multiple answers that state if a language is not context free, then its complement is context free (correct …
complexity-theory context-free-grammar formal-languages context-free-languageI wonder whether there is any automatic way of determining (at least roughly) the Big-O time complexity of a given …
algorithm complexity-theoryIt's well-known that the worst-case runtime for heapsort is Ω(n lg n), but I'm having trouble seeing why this is. …
algorithm complexity-theory big-o heapsort lower-boundI recently came across the following interview question: Given an input string and a dictionary of words, implement a method …
algorithm search search-engine complexity-theoryWikipedia says the following on A*'s complexity: The time complexity of A* depends on the heuristic. In the worst …
complexity-theory a-starI think defenitions of time complexity and space complexity for Turing machines are identical and I can't differentiate between them. …
algorithm complexity-theory time-complexity turing-machines space-complexityI was thinking today about what could be the most complex / impressive application ever written. So I started thinking of …
artificial-intelligence complexity-theoryI am having some trouble determining space and time complexities. For example, if I have a tree that has a …
artificial-intelligence big-o complexity-theory minimaxTo build a suffix tree, in the worst case if all the letter of the string are different the complexity …
algorithm data-structures complexity-theory big-o suffix-treeThe common interview problem of determining the missing value in a range from 1 to N has been done a thousand …
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