What is O(n^4)?

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What is O(n^4)?

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I assume that O(n^4) means the number of operations is ^4. What's the name of this notation; how can I find out more? Is there a method to assist in converting an O(n^6) solution to O(n^4) or less?

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Re: What is O(n^4)?

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alternate wrote:I assume that O(n^4) means the number of operations is ^4. What's the name of this notation; how can I find out more? Is there a method to assist in converting an O(n^6) solution to O(n^4) or less?

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