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![Given an array of real numbers A[1..n], the maximum sum of contiguous subarray is
OPT:= max ΣA[k].
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k=1
(a) Design a simple brute-force search O(n²) time algorithm to compute OPT.
(b) Define the subproblem as follows: Let M (2) be the maximum sum of all contiguous subarrays
ending at position 2. Clearly M (1) = A[1]. What is the recurrence relation for computing M(i)?
Use this to give a more efficient algorithm to compute OPT.](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/447d2d1e-5623-43d2-90ca-f299e0b3a6fd/01014e7c-4301-414e-bfb9-de8d4bdc17e1/s4xaio_thumbnail.jpeg)
Transcribed Image Text:Given an array of real numbers A[1..n], the maximum sum of contiguous subarray is
OPT:= max ΣA[k].
ISKISR
k=1
(a) Design a simple brute-force search O(n²) time algorithm to compute OPT.
(b) Define the subproblem as follows: Let M (2) be the maximum sum of all contiguous subarrays
ending at position 2. Clearly M (1) = A[1]. What is the recurrence relation for computing M(i)?
Use this to give a more efficient algorithm to compute OPT.
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