Here's a Problem from Atcoder beginner contest 154, I'm unable to understand the problem completely, I mean what they are asking and also the editorial, can someone explain the solution?
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Here's a Problem from Atcoder beginner contest 154, I'm unable to understand the problem completely, I mean what they are asking and also the editorial, can someone explain the solution?
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I think you are not aware about the concept of Expected Value in probability.Read about it here. https://www.statisticshowto.com/probability-and-statistics/expected-value/
Now as each throw is independent so the expected value for any dice is (p+1)/2 where p is the maximum value a dice can show.This is because if a dice with maximum value p is thrown where each outcome is equally likely than expected value is:
1*(1/p)+2*(1/p)+....p*(1/p)=(p*(p+1))/(2*p)=(p+1)/2.
Now the question reduces to finding k consecutive elements in an array of size n(k<=n) which have maximum sum which can be done easily using prefix sums.Time Complexity being o(n).
Have a look at my code here https://ideone.com/QofY1S
Thank you for the detailed explanation. I got it completely. I thought we need to start taking element into consideration from k index (forgot it was k consecutive elements in the array). Again thank you.