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Additional Information About the Algorithmic Contract Design Experiments: What You Should Know

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Algorithm 4 takes as input “comparisons”, which is a list of s sublists, each containing the...
Algorithm 4 takes as input “comparisons”, which is a list of s sublists, each containing the returned results of the binary comparisons performed by an agent. Each result is represented with a string of the form “i < j”, representing that according to the agent, the true score of item Ti is smaller than that of item Tj. The input “identified” is a set...

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Solving LeetCode Problems Using Graph Theory

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Graphs model pairwise relationships with vertices and edges. Trees are connected acyclic graphs. DFS explores deeply...
Graphs model pairwise relationships with vertices and edges. Trees are connected acyclic graphs. DFS explores deeply using a stack, useful for pathfinding and connectivity. BFS explores level by level with a queue, ideal for shortest path and level-order traversal.

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Bloom Filter Basics in Go

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Prepare For Your Next Tech Interview With These 17 Data Structures and Algorithms Sites

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I've compiled some of the most useful resources for DSAs, interview practice sites, commonly asked technical...
I've compiled some of the most useful resources for DSAs, interview practice sites, commonly asked technical questions, and sites to build practical projects to help you approach various scenarios with confidence.

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Improving Testing Algorithms: Mathematical Approaches in Software Testing

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The article explores testing methodologies, emphasizing the role of mathematical models in optimizing code coverage. It...
The article explores testing methodologies, emphasizing the role of mathematical models in optimizing code coverage. It discusses minimizing logical expressions, optimizing pairwise testing, and testing changing system states using algorithms. Key conclusions highlight the efficacy of these methods in achieving maximum test coverage with minimal effort. There are challenges and insights in adapting these algorithms to different systems. It's important to understand the theoretical...

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Why Is It So Hard to Learn Basic Facts About Government Algorithms?

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The investigation showed that the algorithm, built for Rotterdam by the consultancy Accenture, discriminated on the...
The investigation showed that the algorithm, built for Rotterdam by the consultancy Accenture, discriminated on the basis of ethnicity and gender. And most impressively, it demonstrated in exacting detail how and why the algorithm behaved the way it did. (Congrats to the Lighthouse/Wired team, including Dhruv Mehrotra, who readers may recall helped us investigate crime prediction algorithms in 2021.) Cities around the world and...

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Additional Information About the Algorithmic Contract Design Experiments: What You Should Know

Solving LeetCode Problems Using Graph Theory

Bloom Filter Basics in Go

Prepare For Your Next Tech Interview With These 17 Data Structures and Algorithms Sites

Improving Testing Algorithms: Mathematical Approaches in Software Testing

Why Is It So Hard to Learn Basic Facts About Government Algorithms?