I'm new to dynamic programming, I had been reading this book but don't know if it a good resource for learning dynamic programming approaches, so if any one had any book (not a tutorial 'please') on dynamic programming please tell me..
thanks in advance!
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Do you have a PhD in theoretical computer science? If you don't have, this book is probably too difficult for you.
I would recommend USACO and TopCoder tutorials. But actually more important is that you solve lots of problems where dynamic programming is needed.
actually i have a problem with tutorials and videos. isn't there any book that's some how easy for me (not a 'PhD' one) :-)
Most introductory algorithms books (for example, this) contain a chapter on dynamic programming. They are easier to read, but the viewpoint is usually still theoretical.
thank you so much, i'll try this one :-)
In my view, DP is just a way of thinking to solve problems like divide and conquer. Its main idea is truely simple but when it combined with domain problem , for example number theory, computational geometry, graph and so on, that combined problem is really hard. So learn basic ideas of DP, and practise more problems of multiple domains. Then u must be a master of DP:) Hope it will help u.
I'll try your's too... thank you :)