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Help needed in BOI 2016 — Swaps.
Can someone help me in solving this question BOI16_swap.
I understood that the problem can be solved with dynamic programming with dp[i][j] = minimal permutation of nodes in subtree of i if node i has been set to j. But I am not understanding how is the complexity $$$O(nlog^2n)$$$ and also how to efficiently implement this solution. Also there seems to be recursive bruteforce solutions, it would be nice if someone can explain that.
Thanks!
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toxic_hack | 2020-03-31 11:11:28 | 16 | Tiny change: 'n obtain? \n\n<spoil' -> 'n obtain? $n \leq 2 * 1e5$\n\n<spoil' | |
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toxic_hack | 2020-03-31 10:40:42 | 379 | Tiny change: 'There are n - 1 consecuti' -> 'There are $n - 1$ consecuti' | |
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toxic_hack | 2020-03-30 19:14:51 | 440 | Initial revision (published) |
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