10 simulation solution to a problem

A. 辣鸡 (ljh)

simulation.

For answers within the same block, direct statistics.

For the different blocks,

I is greater than i and enumeration of $ j = i + 1 ~ n $,

An effective pruning:

$ $ X_1 to sort a first dimension, when the $ x_ {1j}> x_ {2i} + 1 $ break exits the loop.

However, if longitudinal or linear data into the card is $ O (n ^ 2) $, but the question has not card.

A better approach is sorted by each different conditions, binary search truly effective range and statistical answer.

The total number of hydrogen bonds associated with interval N linear (at least not a special data structure I), can be guaranteed and the complexity of sorting bipartite $ O (nlogn) $.

However, I tune out.

 

 

B. template (ac)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

C. Gangster (kat)

The most simple of a question, but the examination room only think of the practice of k = 2, playing the n <= 8 search violence.

The idea was:

First question is only effective on the first day, the last question valid for only one day last,

However, the intermediate title days will total effective k, k obviously can not process each questions, and finally by $ (n-k + 1) $ ah.

 

But the fact is defeated:

Consider the number of programs, regardless of which one in the program number of each state are the same.

Processing each k questions,

Enumeration biggest difficulty i, k is the most difficult days i,

Then i have a choice every day, to get rid of illegal state, that is the biggest difficulty is not i,

The simple inclusion and exclusion, the answer is $ i ^ k- (i-1) ^ k $.

Finally, by dividing the m ^ k, by $ (n-k + 1) $ can.

 

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