Lecture

Greedy Algorithms & Matroids

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Description

This lecture covers the basics of greedy algorithms, focusing on their application to solving optimization problems efficiently. The instructor assumes a good understanding of basic algorithms, data structures, and discrete mathematics from the audience. The lecture also introduces the concept of matroids and their role in algorithm design, emphasizing the tradeoff between solution quality and time complexity.

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Theory of computation: Computational complexity theory

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