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It's not actually crappy at all for complexity analysis. Laziness is sometimes spoken about in that way, but nobody is forcing you to be lazy.
by tel 11y ago
It's not actually crappy at all for complexity analysis. Laziness is sometimes spoken about in that way, but nobody is forcing you to be lazy.
- sklogic 11y agoYet, Turing machine is much easier and is almost always a first choice for a complexity research. Of course, it heavily depends on a nature of an algorithm.
- tel 11y agoI'm not confident that it's much easier in any universal sense, but I certainly agree that the nature of at least the presentation of an algorithm defines the easiest way to talk about its analysis.
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