We are given an array of size N and Q queries (1 <= N, Q <= 100000). Each query has 4 parameters: index i, index j, length L, and differences D (0 <= D <= 1). We must answer "YES" if a permutation of the subarray from arr[i] to arr[i+L-1] differs from a permutation of the subarray from arr[j] to arr[j+L-1] in at most D places, and "NO" otherwise.↵
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This sounds like an offline segment tree problem, but I am not sure how to start implementing it.↵
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Can someone give me some hints to get me started and moving in the right direction?↵
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Please help, and thanks in advance!↵
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UPD: Just for the sake of it, I tried submitting a naive N^2 solution, which didn't make it in the time limit of12 seconds, as expected.↵
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UPD2: Original problem statement is [here](https://pastebin.com/AWh51K8M).
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This sounds like an offline segment tree problem, but I am not sure how to start implementing it.↵
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Can someone give me some hints to get me started and moving in the right direction?↵
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Please help, and thanks in advance!↵
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UPD: Just for the sake of it, I tried submitting a naive N^2 solution, which didn't make it in the time limit of
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UPD2: Original problem statement is [here](https://pastebin.com/AWh51K8M).
