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Dynamic Programming from Zero

Dynamic Programming from Zero

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Dynamic Programming from Zero
1. Start with a choice, not a table
2. Say exactly what a state means
3. Translate the cases
4. Fill a tiny table
5. Recover the actual choices
6. Prove it without saying “DP is optimal”
7. Analyze the work
8. Top-down and bottom-up solve the same states
9. When one index is insufficient
10. Your reusable design worksheet