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Algebraic Dynamic Programming
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2002
Lecture Notes in Computer Science
Dynamic programming is a classic programming technique, applicable in a wide variety of domains, like stochastic systems analysis, operations research, combinatorics of discrete structures, flow problems, parsing with ambiguous grammars, or biosequence analysis. Yet, no methodology is available for designing such algorithms. The matrix recurrences that typically describe a dynamic programming algorithm are difficult to construct, error-prone to implement, and almost impossible to debug. This
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