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Repository for designing and solving various interesting algorithms

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Calculate the multiplication of two Numbers
Subtracts the two numbers
Returns the sum of two numbers
Main method for testing
Update descriptionIds map
Inserts an item
Calculate the price of item under a given rate
Performs a simple text comparison
Main entry point for testing
Internal function
Determine the maximum number of neighbours of a grid
This method returns true if the strings are in an array of strings
Takes a string and looks for the S - S algorithm
Finds the maximal rectangle
Returns the 2 characters of a string
Returns the position of the tree rooted at the given root
Calculates the integer value
Decrypts a message
Find the longest line
Run the robot simulating algorithm
Runs test driver
Find the largest island in the specified groups
Auxiliary method for testing
Gets a two - character string optimized
Finds union - find merges

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Maximum recursion depth exceeded in the knapsack problem despite increasing recursion limit

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Maximum recursion depth exceeded in the knapsack problem despite increasing recursion limit

Asked 2018-Dec-15 at 05:27

For an online course I'm trying to solve the knapsack problem: given n items and arrays v and w of their values and weights, respectively, find the combination of items with the maximum value subject to the constraint that the total weight is less than a given threshold W.

I define the solution to the sub-problem A(i, x, v, w) with i items and a total weight constraint x; the problem is thus to compute A(n, W, v, w). I've tried the following:

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Answered 2017-Sep-07 at 15:47

It falls with Maximum recursion depth exceeded because every time you call the function A helper function is also called, so actually you have two recursive calls for every decrementation of the i. I tried to remove call to helper by implementing memoization inside the function A and it worked:

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46086131

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