Tell me some DP problems in Vol I--Vol VII

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tzzx
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Tell me some DP problems in Vol I--Vol VII

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could some tell me some DP problems in Vol I--Vol VII?
and list them with kinds or difficults
such as
easy ones:
difficule ones:

useful ones:

be helpful to the beginner ones:

thanks a lot.
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Post by Observer »

!!!!!!

How about providing some DP tutorial sites as well? :P

(I wanna learn DP @_@ )
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Post by rjhadley »

The following are some problems which can be solved using dynamic programming:

103: Stacking Boxes
111: History Grading
147: Dollars
348: Optimal Array Multiplication Sequence
357: Let Me Count The Ways
497: Strategic Defense Initiative
562: Dividing Coins
674: Coin Change
711: Dividing Up
10032: Tug Of War
10405: Longest Common Subsequence
10482: The Candyman Can

348, 674, 10405 are problems typically found in dynamic programming texts/references (i.e. easier problems). I'm not aware of any online references to recommend though. 111 and 497 are probably a couple of harder ones in the list. [I haven't tried 103 yet, I've just briefly read the description].
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another good problem is "Is bigger smater"
"supersale".
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another good problem is "Is bigger smater"
"supersale".
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Thank you all!!!!
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