[CF944G]Coins Exhibition 题意:Jack去年参加了一个珍稀硬币的展览会.Jack记得一共有 $k$ 枚硬币,这些硬币排成一行,从左到右标号为 $1$ 到 $k$ ,每枚硬币是正面朝上的或是反面朝上的.但是Jack不记得每枚硬币具体是正面朝上还是反面朝上了.但是Jack隐约记得,在某些区间里,至少有一枚正面朝上的:以及在某些区间里,至少有一枚反面朝上的.现在Jack想知道,有多少种可能的硬币序列,满足他所记得的所有条件.两个序列被认为是不同的,当且仅当至少存在一个位置 $i…

[CF930E]/[CF944G]Coins Exhibition 题目地址: CF930E/CF944G 博客地址: [CF930E]/[CF944G]Coins Exhibition - skylee 题目大意: 一个长度为\(k(k\le10^9)\)的\(01\)串,给出\(n+m(n,m\le10^5)\)个约束条件,其中\(n\)条描述区间\([l_i,r_i]\)至少有一个\(0\),其中\(m\)条描述区间\([l_i,r_i]\)至少有一个\(1\).求合法的\(01\)串数量…

做这道题感觉异常激动,因为在下第一次接触拓扑排序啊= =,而且看了看解释,猛然发现此题可以用DP优化,然后一次A掉所有样例,整个人激动坏了,哇咔咔咔咔咔咔咔~ 咔咔~哎呀,笑岔了- -|| 旅行商(TSP) 描述 Shrek是一个大山里的邮递员,每天负责给所在地区的n个村庄派发信件.但杯具的是,由于道路狭窄,年久失修,村庄间的道路都只能单向通过,甚至有些村庄无法从任意一个村庄到达.这样我们只能希望尽可能多的村庄可以收到投递的信件. Shrek希望知道如何选定一个村庄A作为起点(我们将他空投到该村…

一开始没多想,虽然注意到数据N<=10^4的范围,想PAT的应该不会超时吧,就理所当然地用dfs做了,结果最后一组真的超时了.剪枝啥的还是过不了,就意识到肯定不是用dfs做了.直到看到别人说用01背包的思路,果真好久没做题了智力水平下降,且原本dp就是我的弱项,压根就没把这题往dp上去想额... (http://www.liuchuo.net/archives/2323) 题意:从n个硬皮中选取方案,使得总和价值正好为m,如果有多种,方案为排列最小的那个. 可以把硬币看成w=v(即容量=价值)的…

Cow Exhibition Time Limit: 1000MS   Memory Limit: 65536K Total Submissions: 12420   Accepted: 4964 Description "Fat and docile, big and dumb, they look so stupid, they aren't much fun..." - Cows with Guns by Dana Lyons The cows want to prove to…

Square Coins Time Limit: 2000/1000 MS (Java/Others)    Memory Limit: 65536/32768 K (Java/Others) Problem Description People in Silverland use square coins. Not only they have square shapes but also their values are square numbers. Coins with values o…

Description People in Silverland use coins.They have coins of value A1,A2,A3...An Silverland dollar.One day Tony opened his money-box and found there were some coins.He decided to buy a very nice watch in a nearby shop. He wanted to pay the exact pri…

题意大概是:给出N个硬币, 面值为a_i, 问要凑成X元哪些硬币是不可或缺的.1 ≤ N ≤ 200, 1 ≤ x ≤ 10^4 直接枚举, 然后就是01背包了. 为了不让复杂度多乘个N, 我们就从左往右, 从右往左分别dp一次.这样判断一个硬币就是O(X).总时间复杂度O(NX) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- #include<bits/stdc++.h>   usi…

I - Coins Time Limit: 2 sec / Memory Limit: 1024 MB Score : 100100 points Problem Statement Let NN be a positive odd number. There are NN coins, numbered 1,2,…,N1,2,…,N. For each ii (1≤i≤N1≤i≤N), when Coin ii is tossed, it comes up heads with probabi…

Alice and Bob are playing a simple game. They line up a row of nn identical coins, all with the heads facing down onto the table and the tails upward. For exactly mm times they select any kk of the coins and toss them into the air, replacing each of…