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I'm reading following tutorial: http://community.topcoder.com/tc?module=Static&d1=tutorials&d2=hungarianAlgorithm
Description of O(n4) algorithm doesn't seem to be clear for me. Why do we need add 
to edges (v, w) where 
? Why n2 iterations is enough, since we add weight to 0-edges?
Hello guys,
I'm working hard on my competetive programming skills for a couple of months, but I still find debugging problems as my main weakness. I waste huge chunk of time for looking for a bug (often much more time than for writing a code). Is there any way to improve this skill? Do you use some your techniques?
Thanks.
Hello guys,
2 days ago we've got Qualification on my University to National Championship Contest. And we had to face this problem:
Count all squares made by lines which are given by 2 points on input.
My solution: Store the map < pair<Line, distance between 2 collinear lines>, number of such pairs of lines> and for each pair of collinear lines (let's name one of them l) count distance between them and p = perpendicular line and add to the result map[p]*map[l]
But I'm getting WA for few hours.
My code: http://ideone.com/2ZhOzJ
Can anybody point me an error?
http://mirror.codeforces.com/gym/100460/problem/E
My idea for this problem is:
For every i I compute x = LCM(LCM(1...i-1), LCM(i+1...n)) (I've got these values from preprocessing) and check if x%t[i] == 0 and x > 10e9.
I have no idea what is wrong, but I keep getting WA on test #6.
Hello everyone,
For a long time I've been preparing for various algorithm's contests. I do several problems each day, read articles, tutorials and so on. I see I've made big progress.
But I think I can make bigger with you together.
I'm looking for willing guys to prepare for contests, learn and analyze problems and codes together. I hope we would share and exchange our experiences and getting better faster as we could do that for our own.
My goals for this years are: take a part in National Championship and qualify to ACM Regional Contest.
If you're looking for someone, too, please message me.
High five!
