Lecture

Optimal Binary Search Trees

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This lecture covers the concept of Optimal Binary Search Trees, explaining the bottom-up approach to calculate the expected search cost. The instructor demonstrates the dynamic programming algorithm, discussing the pseudocode and runtime analysis. The lecture also includes a section on solving a midterm exam from 2016, focusing on algorithmic problem-solving strategies.

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