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HHKB Programming Contest 2023(AtCoder Beginner Contest 327) Announcement
By atcoder_official, history, 13 months ago, In English

We will hold HHKB Programming Contest 2023(AtCoder Beginner Contest 327).

We are looking forward to your participation!

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13 months ago, # |
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Hello.I wish luck to everyone in this contest!

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AtCoder isn't working? It shows 403 on my browser. Is it my problem?

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    It is working,but the problems are to difficult!

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      13 months ago, # ^ |
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      i do a,b,c but d to g is too hard

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        Actually d is very simple.

        But g is also too hard for me.

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          13 months ago, # ^ |
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          $$$G$$$ is hard for many GMs as well.

          well, don't discuss anything before this contest ends!

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            13 months ago, # ^ |
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            Hey, This is my first contest. Where can i find the answers after the contest is finished? I heard atcoder contests are suitable for beginners. But, this is too overwhelming!!

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              13 months ago, # ^ |
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              Wait for the end of the contest!

              When the contest ends a button for editorial appears at each problem page.

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            13 months ago, # ^ |
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            How u solved E?

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              13 months ago, # ^ |
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              with dp!

              If you observe in the given equation only the numerator for the first term makes any sense (changes for different sizes of subsequence).

              So we can find the maximum value of a subsequence of length K (for K = 1 to N)

              we will use this dp value as a numerator of the first term and the rest can be substituted easily and we can find the maximum ans over all subsequences of different lengths!

              My submissions

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          13 months ago, # ^ |
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          E is even more simpler than D

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            But I spent 5 mins on D, and 50 mins on E qwq

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is problem E a dp Problem ?

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Why finding cycle in D doesnt work? it failed on 3 test cases

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    becoz its bipartite graph problem

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      i implement detection of cycle graph as well , i got 24 tests AC and only 3 WA.

      can you give a counter example where detection of cycle graph is not working ?

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        cycle will not work if you have cycle of odd length

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        Just check for bipartiteness for the nodes given in the sequences for each component also make a check for S[i] == T[i] as that also leads to a no answer. Nothing more required.

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    In D, you have to tell if the graph formed by the edges $$$(X_{A_i}, X_{B_j})$$$ is bipartite or not. Note that, even cycles are also bipartite graphs.

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    were you finding cycles of all lengths or only odd lengths ?

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    it works for even cycles (and not for odd ones) so just because a cycle exists doesn't mean the ans should be no

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I think F is a famous problem in Luogu named "Stars in the Window".

Problem's link:https://www.luogu.com.cn/problem/P1502.

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How to solve E?

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Why does my D-question program have a test point wrong? I treat a[i] and b[i] as two nodes of a graph to determine whether they are bipartite graphs. https://atcoder.jp/contests/abc327/submissions/47266143

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Why does this give wrong answer on 3 cases? submission

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Lesson learnt. On AtCoder, I can try unordered_map when map causes TLE. I didn't do so so far because on Codeforces, unordered_map is subjected to hacking. On AtCoder, there is no such concern.

My TLE solution on E with map: submission

My AC solution on E with unordered_map: submission

I ended up replacing the map by vector during contest though.

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G need 30 rows, but A117279 only provides 25 rows....

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Same :(

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In task E, can someone explain why picking maximum K elements for each k greedily doesn't work ????

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    Order of the performance numbers matters. It is a penalty when the performance numbers show a downwards trend.

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In G — Many Good Tuple Problems Editorial(English Version)

g(n,m):= (the number of simple connected graphs with n vertices and m edges, where each vertex is painted either white or black, and no edge connects vertices with the same color).

should be

h(n,m):= (the number of simple connected graphs with n vertices and m edges, where each vertex is painted either white or black, and no edge connects vertices with the same color).

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    And I think that the calculation formula for $$$f(n, m)$$$ should be

    $$$f(n,m) = \dfrac{h(n,m)}{2} + \sum\limits_{1 \le i < n}\sum\limits_{0 \le j \le m}\dbinom{n-1}{i-1}\dfrac{h(i, j)}{2}f(n -i, m - j)$$$
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      I think you are right cause C(n-1,i-1) are not symmetric about n. Maybe just a typo.

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    Also 'b(M,k) equals M! times the Stirling number of the second kind, S(M,k)' should be k! times S(M,k) right?

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can some one point out what is wrong in my code . It's failing on 4 test cases.Your text to link here...

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E's solution is dp, right guys?

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HELP, Anyone can explain the F solution? Editorials become somewhat complex to understand. Just explain the part, what you are storing, updating, query..... in the data structure, and why.

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