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ANONYMOUS wrote
Hi,
Unfortunately, given this unit has never been run before, I have yet to have time to write a second exam to provide as a sample exam. This is currently my second highest priority, however, as I hope to cover it in lectures next wee...
By chance, the top video from the latest Summer of Maths Exposition (https some.3b1b.co) announced today is about P vs NP What P vs NP is actually about (https youtu.be 6OPsH8PK7xM)
It's a seemingly well-presented (if informal) dive into how an...
8-connected is the standard term for referring to the 8 pixels that share an edge or corner with a given pixel https en.wikipedia.org wiki Pixel connectivity 8-connected
For the Flip Tool problem, what does it mean by this
The way the flip tool works is by first having the user select a pixel. After
this pixel is selected, the flip tool finds the largest 8-connected region of pixels
all of the same colour containing th...
ANONYMOUS wrote
cssubmit permits multiple submissions. We will only mark the final submission.
Students will not be punished for cssubmit being down. If necessary an alternative will be made available.
ANONYMOUS wrote
This has been addressed in the project specification and FAQs. Your submission is marked only on your ability to solve the problems. Code style does not contribute to marks.
Having said that, I will encourage you to take the few minute...
ANONYMOUS wrote
Apologies for the inconvenience. I have been extremely busy and short on time and the lectures were made available as soon as they were ready for upload.
Gozz
ANONYMOUS wrote
This is the worst case scenario. Note that Ford-Fulkerson just uses a DFS and provides no guarantees about how it will select a path, so we must consider the worst case. Finding strategies (such as taking the shortest available path) ...
Since I have seen the help forums, cssubmit, and csmarks go down a few times this semester, I am somewhat concerned that this could happen on the day we are supposed to submit. Does CSSubmit allow us to make multiple submissions upto the deadline, an...
When I submit code for a problem I'm working on, I'm usually just commenting out the codes that I used to help me visualise (i.e. print() codes). Will I need to clean up the code before the final submission, or is it fine just leaving it there?