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Greedy Algorithms by Witold Bednorz

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Greedy Algorithms
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Publisher: InTech
ISBN-13: 9789537619275
Number of pages: 586

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Each chapter comprises a separate study on some optimization problem giving both an introductory look into the theory the problem comes from and some new developments invented by author(s). Usually some elementary knowledge is assumed, yet all the required facts are quoted mostly in examples, remarks or theorems.

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