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Dynamic Programming for partation and  backtracing  CSE 3318 Lab Assignment 3 Due March 27 Goal: 1. Understanding of dynamic programming. 2. Understanding of subset sums. Requirements: 1. Design, code, and test a C program that uses dynamic programming to partition (if possible) a sequence of n positive integers into three subsequences such that the sum of each subsequence is the same. For example, if the input were (10, 20, 30, 40, 40, 50, 80), with a total of m = 270, the three m/3 = 90 subsequences could be (10, 80), (20, 30, 40), and (40, 50). If the input were (20, 20, 30, 50), then no solution is possible even though the values yield a sum (m = 120) divisible by 3 (m/3 = 40). The input should be read from standard input (which will be one of 1. keyboard typing, 2. a shell redirect (

Dynamic Programming for partation and  backtracing  CSE 3318 Lab Assignment 3 Due March 27 Goal: 1. Understanding of dynamic programming. 2. Understanding of subset sums. Requirements: 1. Design, code, and test a C program that uses dynamic programming to partition (if possible) a sequence of n positive integers into three subsequences such that the sum […]

Dynamic Programming for partation and  backtracing  CSE 3318 Lab Assignment 3 Due March 27 Goal: 1. Understanding of dynamic programming. 2. Understanding of subset sums. Requirements: 1. Design, code, and test a C program that uses dynamic programming to partition (if possible) a sequence of n positive integers into three subsequences such that the sum of each subsequence is the same. For example, if the input were (10, 20, 30, 40, 40, 50, 80), with a total of m = 270, the three m/3 = 90 subsequences could be (10, 80), (20, 30, 40), and (40, 50). If the input were (20, 20, 30, 50), then no solution is possible even though the values yield a sum (m = 120) divisible by 3 (m/3 = 40). The input should be read from standard input (which will be one of 1. keyboard typing, 2. a shell redirect (
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