3 ms·
The first point of your definition of NP-completeness is backwards - every problem in NP must be reducible to the problem, not the other way round. The paragrap
by danbruc 13y ago
The first point of your definition of NP-completeness is backwards - every problem in NP must be reducible to the problem, not the other way round. The paragraph following the definition has it backwards, too.
- deleted 13y ago[deleted]