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| ====== Stephen's Journal ====== | ====== Stephen's Journal ====== |
| | **__Algorithm Design__** |
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| | **__Jon Kleinberg and Eva Tardos__** |
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| | **Preface** |
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| | This textbook's main goal is “to show that the subject of algorithms is a powerful lens through which to view the field of computer science in general.” Algorithms are not typically neatly packaged problems and as a result consist of two fundamental components: the task of getting to the mathematically clean core of a problem, and then the task of identifying the appropriate algorithm design techniques. We will begin to approach algorithms as a design process that builds on an understanding of algorithm design techniques and results in the development of efficient solutions to these problems. |
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