Commentary by Chris Pressey
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Algorithms
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### A Discipline of Dynamic Programming over Sequence Data

*   rating: 2

This is pretty cool if you ask me.  Props to the anonymous reviewer who opined
"The development of successful dynamic programming recurrences is a matter of experience,
talent, and luck.", and props to the authors for relating that in the paper itself.

### The Wavefunction Collapse Algorithm explained very clearly | Robert Heaton

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Perhaps it was explained a mite "too clearly", or rather too simply; and the
accompanying code is not hugely elucidating.  But what I thought I learned from
it was that the "WaveFunction Collapse" algorithm relies on there being at least
some 0% probabilities for adjacency in the input.  For instance, if it's "wrong"
for a road to lead right into a wall, then there will be 0 instances of this
adjacency in the input, so you see 0 instances of this adjacency in the output.

### A Hash Function for Hash Table Lookup

*   rating: 1

Originally published in Dr. Dobbs.

### An Introduction to Real-Time Stock Market Data Processing - CodeProject

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