Questions tagged [reference-request]
Questions requesting papers in the literature on specific, narrow issues.
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Optimal dictionary for coding
Given alphabet $A$ and a sequence $S$, determine the optimal dictionary $D$ of max word length $m$ that can compose the sequence.
Optimality can be given as a two-part cost $(L)$ = dictionary cost $(...
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What is a resource on encodings for Turing machines?
I've been studying Turing machines, and decidability problems, and I'm struggling with the concept of an encoding of a Turing machine (or, for what it's worth, of any mathematical structure), in the ...
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Matching polynomial in Computer Science
Do you know any references on the use of matching polynomials in computer science, particularly regarding their applications or algorithmic developments?
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Inpainting of complex images
In want to create an algorithm which can complete the missing part of an image, I gather this can be done with machine learning algorithms. I know nothing about these algorithms but I am willing to ...
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Recommended study resources for Computer Architecture: RTL, Basic Computer Design, Microprogrammed Control, and CPU design
I'm currently studying Computer Architecture / Computer Organization, and I'm struggling to find resources to understand a few specific topics.
These are the four areas I’m focusing on:
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What Precisely Is An Effective Method/Procedure?
As title. I'm, fortunately, reading the Wikipedia page titled "Effective Method", unfortunately. (1. I love the fact that it's open-source/available to everyone on Earth, 2. I hate ...
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Software that finds/proves runtime complexity of given code?
Is there software that can prove the runtime complexity of given code?
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Alternative FPT running times
According to Lemma 29.4.1. in Downey & Fellows ' Fundamentals of Parameterized Complexity the running times
a) $(\log n)^k$, and
b) $2^{o(k\log n)}$
should be FPT running times, when $n$ is the ...
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Book containing the statistics of random linear codes
I'm looking for a book containing the statistics of random linear code. By "random" I mean that the parity matrix (or the generating matrix) of the code is taken at random with uniform ...
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Strongest criticisms of object-oriented languages?
Linus Torvalds has famously attacked the object-oriented language C++, but he didn't offer many specifics about why, besides saying C++ uses "inefficient abstracted programming models". What ...
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Research/theory on layout algorithms? (i.e. CSS flexbox, etc)
Lately I've been trying to develop a layout engine for my own purposes, from scratch. Similar to CSS layout systems like flex, my layout system works on the basis of a tree of rectangles, with some ...
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What is this sub-rule in grammars called?
Suppose I'm writing a grammar rule for arithmetics, and for additions, I got this:
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reference for SAT formula for connectedness
SAT formulas for connectedness of a set of nodes in a graph can be constructed, basically by specifying the distance of each node to a source node, see for example the answers here:
Boolean ...
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Is this reduction from Exact 1-in-3-SAT to Subset Sum using Horowitz and Sahni's algorithm known?
I'm exploring a reduction from Exact 1-in-3-SAT (x3SAT) to the Subset Sum problem that allows the use of the Horowitz and Sahni algorithm, achieving a time complexity of
$\mathcal{O^*}(2^{𝑛/2})$ for ...
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Superficial reference on Computer Architecture
If one had to suggest a basic, well-known, comprehensive introductory reference on computer architecture,
it would be reasonable to assume that one would suggest one of the following:
Patterson & ...