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Chapter 6: Dynamic Programming

Dynamic Programming is the opposite of Greedy and is similar to divide and conquer. It is a good tool for problems which do not have greedy aspects and can only produce exponential divide and conquer solutions. Dynamic Programming is the process of decomposing all information into a collection of sub-problems and then using their solutions to solve progressively larger sub-problems. Overall, it is more powerful than the other strategies we have tried so far.

Section 6.1: Weighted Interval Scheduling: A Recursive Procedure

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