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Q1 (26 points: 24 + 2) Given two sequences X=<C,B,B,A> and Y=<D,C,A,C,B,A>, you need to use dynamic programming to compute a longest common subsequence of X and Y.

  1. On the answer sheet, answer questions regarding the values of m[i, j].

  1. On the answer sheet, write the LCS computed.

Q2 (14 points: 2 + 6 + 6) Suppose that we are using hashing with open addressing, where the (linear) probing sequence is de ned by

h0(k) = k mod 13

and

h(k; i) = (h0(k) + i) mod 13:

The following questions all refer to the hash table in the following.

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T [j]

10

DELETED

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DELETED

DELETED

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  1. What is the load factor of the hash table at the top of this page? Write your answer on the answer sheet as a fraction.

  1. What are the cells (the j values) probed when performing Hash-Insert(T, 25) to the hash table at the top of this page.

  1. What are the cells (the j values) probed when performing Hash-Delete(T, 8) to the hash table at the top of this page.

Q3 (10 points: 4 + 6) The following problems are concerned with hashing.

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  1. Let A = 25 , and the table size be m = 16384. For k = 654321, what is the hash value h(k) if you are using the multiplication method?

  1. Suppose you are using chaining (with a linked list) for collision resolution. Assume that the table size is m and the number of elements in the table is n. What is the worst-case time complexity for insertion? What is the worst-case time complexity for searching? What is the worst-case time complexity for deletion?

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HW06 Solution
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