3 ms·
Working computer scientists (academics) are definitely not terrible at math. There are a great deal of complicated proofs involved in areas such as complexity t
by chongli 6y ago
Working computer scientists (academics) are definitely not terrible at math. There are a great deal of complicated proofs involved in areas such as complexity theory, algorithms, and data structures. Their jobs are not altogether different from those of mathematicians.
- Grustaf 6y agoIt might be complicated, but as far as I’ve seen, not in a mathematical sense. Perhaps you have some examples?
- atq2119 6y agoThe tight performance bounds for Union-Find data structures are ridiculously complicated to prove given how simple the algorithm is, even in a mathematical sense. There isn't a lot of theory-building in algorithms, compared to the more traditional fields of maths, but the combinatorics are formidable.