11855 - Buzzwords

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Angeh
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Re: 11855 - Buzzwords

Post by Angeh »

Then what do you do with This Array ?
sort and unify and then Count ???
i wonder why your time is so good ...
would you please Explain more ....

1- you try all N*(N-1) strings and make a hashCode FOR each sub string ...
2- make an aray of pair <hashCode ,Counter >
3- sort the Araay ....
4- combine all similar hashcodes and Count them ...
5- save and out put ...

is this what you do ???
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Igor9669
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Re: 11855 - Buzzwords

Post by Igor9669 »

not a counter, I use it for the lenght of the string which make this hash!
Then sort and it easy to find the answer! So the complexity is O(n*(n-1)/2)*logN or O(n^2logN)
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Re: 11855 - Buzzwords

Post by Igor9669 »

I just find a mistake in your code)))
look for your inner loop!!!!
Angeh
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Re: 11855 - Buzzwords

Post by Angeh »

:))
now i get it ... Nice ...
got AC in 0. 464 -- used int instead of long long ...
but i still believe that some test Case would break this solution ...
Thanks for your help Igor ...
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howardcheng
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Re: 11855 - Buzzwords

Post by howardcheng »

you can also use a suffix array/tree.
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11855 sample output is incorrect

Post by DJWS »

In the problem statement,
the sample output of the first test case is:

5
4
4
2
2

It should be

4
3
3
2
2

My program passed all cases from the judge.
So I think it's just a typo in the problem statement.
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Re: 11855 sample output is incorrect

Post by brianfry713 »

No, the problem statement is correct. T occurs 5 times.
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