https://www.spoj.com/problems/DQUERY/
can anybody give me a fenwick tree approach for this problem?
Thanks.
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https://www.spoj.com/problems/DQUERY/
can anybody give me a fenwick tree approach for this problem?
Thanks.
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Sort all queries by j, create an array L initially consisting of N zeros, then for each
ind = 0...N-1
setL[ind] = 1
andL[pos] = 0
, where pos is the previous occurrence ofa[ind]
ina
, now you can answer on all queries[i, ind]
by finding sum ofL[i...ind]
.can you explain more? I don't get your approach.
What exactly?
L[i] = 1
means thati
is the last occurrence ofa[i]
in the current prefix.thanks a lot! I finally got it.