- {\displaystyle F.} The
relation of one
sequence being the
subsequence of
another is a preorder.
Subsequences can
contain consecutive elements which were not consecutive...
-
subsequences are not
required to
occupy consecutive positions within the
original sequences. The
problem of
computing longest common subsequences is...
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which the
subsequence is as long as possible. This
subsequence is not
necessarily contiguous or unique. The
longest increasing subsequences are studied...
- 1)=2} ,
because there are
alternating subsequences of
length 2, (for
example 5,4 or 5,2 or 3,1), but all
subsequences of
length 3 are not alternating; a...
- and space). They
further show how to
report all the
longest increasing subsequences from the same
resulting data structures.
Patience sorting was
named by...
-
bounded sequence in R n {\displaystyle \mathbb {R} ^{n}} has a
convergent subsequence. An
equivalent formulation is that a
subset of R n {\displaystyle \mathbb...
- made
possible by
maintaining a
linked hierarchy of
subsequences, with each
successive subsequence skipping over
fewer elements than the
previous one (see...
- In
probability theory, the
central limit theorem (CLT)
states that,
under appropriate conditions, the
distribution of a
normalized version of the sample...
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decreasing subsequences, 2,1 and 3,1 3,1,2 has two
decreasing subsequences, 3,1 and 3,2 3,2,1 has
three decreasing length-2
subsequences, 3,2, 3,1, and...
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subsequence {fn2} of {fn1} such that {fn2(x2)} converges. By
induction this
process can be
continued forever, and so
there is a
chain of
subsequences...
