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вернуться в форумIs Sample Output correct ??? I think 7th observer couldn't be alone in the room, because in the same time there was 4th observer; Otherwise there is always solution ??? Послано hajime 29 дек 2001 01:42 I think you should try to understand the problem correctly. Sample output is right. 2 5 7 means that we ignore observers 1 3 4 6(+) Here is the explanation of the output: 3 - number of observers 2 5 7 These are the observers we shall color, and now we consider only observers 2,5 and 7(because we are interested only in colored observers): 2: 0.0 - 10.0 5: 9.0 - 18.0 7: 19.0 - 20.0 So, from 0.0 to 9.0 (during 9 minutes)there was only observer 2 in the room, from 10 to 18 (during 8 minutes)- only obesver 5, and from 19 to 20 (during one minute) there was only observer 7. So, total time is 9+8+1=18, which is not less than 2/3*(20.0-0.0)=13.3333 Of course, this output is not the only possible output for this test case, for example my program's output is: 3 2 5 4 I hope this will help Good luck! So always exists solution because at every moment in the room was at least one observer. Послано hajime 29 дек 2001 03:19 Well, this is not correct. There always a solution, but this is not a correct way to prove that. Email me and I could give you some hints > > Re: Well, this is not correct. There always a solution, but this is not a correct way to prove that. Email me and I could give you some hints There must be EXACTLY one observer, not at least one. Segments with no colored observers at all and segments with 2+ colored observers do not count. |
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