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I've seen the O(n) notation used quite a few times already to mean "order of magnitude of", instead of the usual Landau-big O.
by yccs27 3y ago
I've seen the O(n) notation used quite a few times already to mean "order of magnitude of", instead of the usual Landau-big O.
- blueflame7 3y ago[dead]
- smcg 3y agobut we have E exponent notation for that.