Re: Minimal Representation of a Set
- From: yaoziyuan@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: 21 Sep 2006 03:38:16 -0700
The general strategy I've ever learned is breadth-first search.
yaoziy...@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Representation is transformation from NULL to the given
subset/number/string. I'm also interested in a shortest transformation
from a given source subset/number/string A to a given destination
subset/number/string B.
yaoziy...@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
I should use "shortest" instead of "minimal" since "minimal" could mean
lexicographically smallest.
Other related problems include:
Shortest representation of an integer/real number in terms of some
given numbers and operations;
Shortest representation of a string in terms of some given strings and
"insert_substring", "delete_substring" operations.
yaoziyuan@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Suppose there is a set T={e1, e2, e3, ..., e_n}, and some subsets S1,
S3, S3, ..., S_m of T.
Now given another subset Q of T, I want you to represent Q in terms of
S1...S_m and (1) set union operations disallowing overlapping (the two
additive sets should not have common elements) ; (2) set union
operations allowing overlapping; (3) set union operations disallowing
overlapping, and A/B set subtraction operations requiring B be a subset
of A; (4) set union operations allowing overlapping, and A/B set
subtraction operations not requiring B be a subset of A.
Terms (S1, S2, ..., S_m) used in your representation should be as few
as possible.
Regards,
Yao Ziyuan
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