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So what is the confusion then? Leetcode got it from real computer science and engineering and retained the original meaning in both steps without any changes. E
by jeltz 1y ago
So what is the confusion then? Leetcode got it from real computer science and engineering and retained the original meaning in both steps without any changes. Every bigger piece of software you use probably uses dynamic programming somewhere. Or do you think that e.g. PostgreSQL is leetcode?
There is nothing derived here. It is exactly the same meaning.
- smokel 1y agoPerhaps we misunderstand each other. I'm saying that the mathematical optimization method differs from the algorithmic paradigm, as explained on this Wikipedia page for example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamic_programming https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamic_programming. That is to say, they serve different purposes and are distinct concepts. They sure have the same fundamental basis laid out by Bellman, but the applications have diverged quite a bit. Do you mean to say that these two concepts also have exactly the same meaning?