Very possible that is it recursive - because the wording is copy/paste from the problem statement - I just don't see how it works...
If Si is a subtree of Ti (but they don't necessarily have the same root) then how can d[v] in Si allow you to calculate the depth it Ti? Or am I looking at this...
Nope - you pretty hit it right on...
That is what I was thinking also - start at month (n) - the last month - and calculate the rate, then choose the smallest one and buy it, and proced to month (n-1).
Thanks for the confirmation.
Much appreciated.
I was given the following problem description for a depth-determination problem, however I am completely unable to figure out how this "pseudo-distance" feature works, if anyone has any clues and can provide a uber-simple example it would be much appreciated - I just can't see how it...
Of course order makes a difference.
Assume I have license 1 with rate t^3 and license 2 with rate 2^t - now these rates are exponential and there is no easy way to determine the correct growth rate (derivates are wrt to "t" as well), so how can you ensure you pick the right one first so that...
Your friends are starting a security company that needs to obtain licenses for n different pieces of cryptographic software. Due to regulations, they can only obtain these licenses at the rate of at most one per month.
Each license is currently selling for a price of $100. However, they are...
I was looking at that already - but couldn't figure it out...
WIth those expressions I can easily determine the COUNT for each but how do I list only the diseases that have a count = 1?
Thanks,
I am trying to write the RELATIONAL ALGEBRA statement for a query defined as follows:
"Find the diseases for which there is only one medication"
I have a table TREATMENT with two attributes, DISEASE & MEDICATION
TREATMENT (disease, medication)
This table holds a list of diseases and...
Is it accurate to say the following:
The case contradicting P is if Cleopatra is neither powerful, venerate or feared, then the premises don't imply that Cleaopatra is powerful
Thanks,
Is it accurate to say the following:
The case contradicting P is if Cleopatra is neither powerful, venerate or feared, then the premises don't imply that Cleaopatra is powerful
Thanks,
I think I get it - you can't prove that she was Powerful neither can you prove that she wasn't correct? I think that is where most of my confusion came from - thinking that I had to either prove she was or wasn't when I only need to state that I can't prove it either way...
Do you know if...
Homework Statement
I was given the following text:
If Cleopatra was powerful, then she was venerated but if she was not powerful, then she was not venerated and she was feared. If Cleopatra was either venerated or feared, then she was a queen. Cleopatra was a leader if she was a queen.
P =...
Homework Statement
I was given the following text:
If Cleopatra was powerful, then she was venerated but if she was not powerful, then she was not venerated and she was feared. If Cleopatra was either venerated or feared, then she was a queen. Cleopatra was a leader if she was a queen.
P =...