It is a general assumption that fashion shows involve two basic steps: Music and lighting, and Outfits and walking. But this is a false notion, as a lot of effort and planning is required to execute a successful show. As models, we even take notes to remember different sequences. Sequences are the sub parts of … Continue reading Fashion Show Algorithm
HEAPS AND HEAPSORT
HEAPS: The (binary) heap data structure is an array object that can be viewed as a nearly complete binary tree. Each node of the tree corresponds to an element of the array that stores the value in the node The tree is completely filled on all levels except possibly the lowest, which is filled … Continue reading HEAPS AND HEAPSORT
WI-FI
Wi-Fi is a popular wireless networking technology. Wi-Fi stands for "wireless fidelity". The Wi-Fi was invented by NCR corporation /AT&T in Netherlands in 1991. By using this technology, we can exchange the information between two or more devices. Wi-Fi has been developed for mobile computing devices, such as laptops, but it is now extensively used … Continue reading WI-FI
Workshop on Machine Learning with Python
A workshop on Machine Learning was organized by the Department of ISE, CMRIT, in our campus on 25th February, 2017. The main objective of the Workshop was to spread knowledge on Machine learning and how we can implement it to solve problems that are of a higher complexity in our lives. The program was conducted … Continue reading Workshop on Machine Learning with Python
Algorithms
PROBLEM STATEMENT: Algorithm for working of an alarm Alarm needs to be set for a specific time for the user to wake up at that time. We may give options to the user like, switching off the alarm or snoozing it etc. SOLUTION: // Input : Give some standard time //Output : we will get … Continue reading Algorithms
Hot Chilli Problem!
In Design and Analysis of Algorithm class, ma’am walked into the class with a champagne glass with a couple of candies in it. The first thing that came in my mind was that there could be a quiz session today with chocolates as the winning prize. Little did I know there was a chilli in … Continue reading Hot Chilli Problem!
MERGE SORT
Merge Sort is an algorithm which was invented by John Van Neumann all the way back in 1945. So the question arises, “Why Merge Sort?” Why because, Merge sort offers improvement over Selection, Insertion & Bubble Sort as they lack in performance, which scales with (n2) with an input array of n elements whereas the … Continue reading MERGE SORT
“Quick” Sort
Sometime back, I had come across this video in which then Google CEO Erin Schmidt asked Barack Obama, “ What is the most efficient way to sort a million 32-bit integers?” to which he vaguely answered-“ Probably the Bubble Sort would not be the way to go…”, and the audience started laughing. Now at that … Continue reading “Quick” Sort
The Greedy Way
We all have come across situations where, we had to be greedy to make a decision. Let it be with food items in a supermarket or just planning a trip with friends or family, so as to get the upper hand.The following topic, talks about an algorithm that works in a similar way to get … Continue reading The Greedy Way
THE ROAD TO GET THERE…
Thank you so much for inviting Sharath and Abraar to talk to us. Indeed inviting them was a time well spent with ample of lessons learnt. I am very grateful for the time and effort they took to share their thoughts and experience with us. Since we are entering this new growth phase on our … Continue reading THE ROAD TO GET THERE…