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This could be said about almost all "polynomial time" algorithms though. The bigger the loop, the larger the variables you'll need (in general), and the more ti
by someone_here 16y ago
This could be said about almost all "polynomial time" algorithms though. The bigger the loop, the larger the variables you'll need (in general), and the more time you'll need to communicate between the pieces.
- cynicalkane 16y agoOK, but the amount of data you need to access will be bounded by a polynomial...