Lecture

Dynamic Programming: Fibonacci Numbers

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This lecture introduces dynamic programming with a focus on Fibonacci numbers. It covers the main idea of DP, the sequence definition of Fibonacci numbers, and various algorithms for calculating them. The lecture also discusses the inefficiency of certain procedures and provides solutions using memoization and bottom-up approaches.

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