That is what we can say that there exists a time space trade off among algorithms.Therefore, if space is our constraints then we have to choose a program that requires less space at the cost of more execution t
TIME-SPACE TRADE-OFF ALGORITHMS FOR TRIANGULATING A SIMPLE POLYGONAronov, BorisKorman, MatiasPratt, Simonvan Rensse, AndréRoeloffzen, kand MarcelJournal of Computational Geometry
Time-space-trade-off visibilityWe present several algorithms for computing the visibility polygon of a simple polygon \\(\\ensuremath{\\mathcal{P}}\\)... L Barba,M Korman,S Langerman,... - Springer Berlin Heidelberg 被引量: 60发表: 2011年 Memory-constrained algorithms for simple polygons...
In comparison, each of the genome assemblies generated by the Flye and Shasta algorithms has higher base-pair accuracy (Supplementary Tables 1–3, 6). In the Merqury spectra-cn plots, we observe that GoldRush has a greater number of unique k-mers not found in the high-quality short reads...
Time-Space Tradeoffs and Short Collisions in Merkle-Damg˚ard Hash Functions Akshima1(B), David Cash1(B), Andrew Drucker1(B), and Hoeteck Wee2,3(B) 1 University of Chicago, Chicago, USA {akshima,davidcash}@uchicago.edu, andy.drucker@gmail.com 2 CNRS, ENS and PSL, Paris, France ...
and therefore runs in time at most . This observation shows that a very space-efficient algorithm is at least somewhat time efficient. Typically, this upper bound on time is very weak, and there are algorithms having much better time ...
1.2 give more detailed high-level overviews of our SHF contribution and nonlinear space-time tradeoff model (items (1) and (2) above), respectively. Graph Pebbling and Memory-Hardness. Graph pebbling algorithms can be used to construct hash functions in the (parallel) random oracle model. This...
So, adequate importance should be given to the exploration of infusing of quantum walks in algorithms. (ii) Quantum walks provide an intuitive framework for processing of quantum information. Ranging from development of new quantum algorithms to quantum information processing, quantum walks find ...
These baselines are given in full in Methods. Human activity recognition The human activity dataset7 contains 6,554 sequences of humans demonstrating activities such as walking, lying, sitting, etc. The input space is formed of 561-dimensional inertial sensor measurements per time step, recorded ...
Similarly, EXPSPACE is used to denote the class of problems that need an exponential amount of space. A number of important problems do not appear to be in P but have nondeterministic polynomial algorithms. This class of problems is denoted by NP. To define formally the class NP, the non...