Based on some spoilers I "know" that the problem Game of Tiles from 2012 ICPC Latin America Regional Contest should be solved using maxflow / bipartite matching. However, I still haven't been able to figure out a correct solution for it based on bipartite matching. Does anybody know how to apply bipartite matching, or any algorithm for that matter, to solve the problem? If so, would you kindly share the logic behind your solution?
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ICPC LATAM Regional 2012 — Game of Tiles — is it bipartite matching? how? why?
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