21. Web Data Structures And Algorithms Lecture notes and links for a course by Godfried Toussaint. http://cgm.cs.mcgill.ca/~godfried/teaching/algorithms-web.html

"Computer science is no more about computers than astronomy is about telescopes." E. W. Dijkstra Useful General Links Godfried Toussaint's Course Topics on the Web 251-Mike Hallet's web page Virtual Library of Algorithms and Data Structures Algorithms Courses on the WEB ... Algorithms Course at the University of Aberdeen Specific Course Material for COMP-251 as taught by Godfried Toussaint Chapter Index: The Complexity of Algorithms The Correctness of Algorithms Linear Data Structures Graphs ... Sequence Comparison 1. The Complexity of Algorithms: Models of Computation (Old and New) (1) Knotted Strings, the Abacus and other Models of Computation Gravity as a Computer: Computing the Centroid of a Polygon with a Plumbline Centers of Gravity of Polygons The Knotted String Computer Pythagoras' Theorem: Pythagoras' Theorem (An award winning proof and interactive Java applet demo) Animated Proof of the Pythagoream Theorem by M. D. Meyerson A Hinged Dissection Proof of the Pythagorean Theorem Other Dissection Proof s (with interactive Java applets) More than forty other proofs of the Pythagorean theorem The Converse of Pythagoras' Theorem The Abacus The Abacus in various number systems ... Links to History of Computing (2) The Straight Edge and Compass Francois Labelle's Tutorial on the Complexity of Ruler and Compass Constructions (with interactive Java applet) GRACE (A graphical ruler and compass editor) The straight-edge and compass Constructive geometry of the Greeks Geometric constructions Geometrography and the Lemoine simplicity of geometric constructions ... More Euclid on the Web Relative computing power of models of computation:

22. CSCI-4020: Computer Algorithms Computer Algorithms Computer Science 4020 (Spring 2010) Time and Place Tuesdays and Fridays, 200pm350pm, Lally 102. Instructor Elliot Anshelevich http://www.cs.rpi.edu/~eanshel/CSCI4020.html

Computer Algorithms Computer Science 4020 (Spring 2010) Time and Place: Tuesdays and Fridays, 2:00pm-3:50pm, Lally 102 Instructor: Elliot Anshelevich 311 Lally Hall, 518-276-6491 Teaching Assistant: Murat Semerci, semerm@cs.rpi.edu Office Hours: (subject to change) Elliot Anshelevich: Lally 311; Tuesday 4pm-5pm, Thursday 5pm-6pm (or by appointment) Murat Semerci: Amos Eaton 217; Wednesday 2pm-3pm Announcements and Handouts: 05/23/10 - The final exams have been graded, and can be picked up at my office. The final grades should now be available through the RPI online system. 05/07/10 - According to the Office of the Registrar, the final exam will take place on Thursday, May 20th, at 3pm-6pm, in DCC 337. Check with the Registrar , as this is subject to change. If you have a conflict during the time of the Final Exam, you must email me before this Monday to schedule a make-up exam. Problem Set 9 is due Friday, May 7th, at the beginning of class. Problem Set 8 is due Friday, Apr 30th, at the beginning of class. Notice that you have 2 weeks to do this assignment. Problem Set 7 is due Friday, Apr 16th, at the beginning of class.

23. Algorithmic Trading - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia This increased market liquidity led to institutional traders splitting up orders according to computer algorithms in order to execute their orders at a better average price. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Algorithmic_trading

Algorithmic trading From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search Financial market participants Collective investment schemes ... Finance series Financial market Participants Corporate finance Personal finance ... e In electronic financial markets algorithmic trading or automated trading , also known as algo trading black-box trading or robo trading , is the use of computer programs for entering trading orders with the computer algorithm deciding on aspects of the order such as the timing, price, or quantity of the order, or in many cases initiating the order without human intervention. Algorithmic Trading is widely used by pension funds mutual funds , and other buy side (investor driven) institutional traders, to divide large trades into several smaller trades in order to manage market impact , and risk. Sell side traders, such as market makers and some hedge funds , provide liquidity to the market, generating and executing orders automatically. A special class of algorithmic trading is " high-frequency trading " (HFT), in which computers make elaborate decisions to initiate orders based on information that is received electronically, before human traders are capable of processing the information they observe. Algorithmic trading may be used in any investment strategy, including

24. Abstract State Machines A formal method for specifying and verifying algorithms. Tools, meetings, researchers in the area. http://www.eecs.umich.edu/gasm/

Abstract State Machines Introduction Papers by Author by Citation by Title Tools ... ASM Community Conferences ABZ 2010, Orford, Quebec, Canada What's New New in 2005 New in 2003 ... New in 1995 Subjects Methodology Books Discussions Introductory Materials Refinement Applications Abstract Algorithms Architectures (hardware and software) Benchmark Examples Compiler Correctness ... Miscellany ASM Studies ASM Explorations ASM Extensions Can any algorithm, never mind how abstract, be modeled by a generalized machine very closely and faithfully? ... If we stick to one abstract level (abstracting from low-level details and being oblivious to a possible higher-level picture) and if the states of the algorithm reflect all the pertinent information, then a particular small instruction set suffices in all cases. adapted from Yuri Gurevich "Sequential Abstract State Machines Capture Sequential Algorithms" ABZ 2010, Orford, Quebec, Canada, 23-25 February 2010 Note: This site contains only non-proprietary information regarding applications of ASMs to various domains. See also our Jim Huggins huggins@acm.org

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26. CSE 214 - Lecture Notes Lecture notes by Steven Skiena. http://www.cs.sunysb.edu/~skiena/214/lectures/

Lecture Notes Data Structures These lecture notes are designed for on-line reference and review. Please do not print them on university computing facilities!! Lecture 1 Data Structures and Programming Lecture 2 Software Engineering and Top-Down Design Lecture 3 Stacks and Queues Lecture 4 Pointers and Dynamic Memory Allocation ... Lecture 24 AVL Trees These will not be covered in class, but the implementation may be useful in doing the final program. Lecture 25 Red-Black Trees Lecture 26 Splay Trees Lecture 27 Graphs

27. Computer Algorithms Can Identify An Authentic Van Gogh, Computer Algorithms Can A researcher has developed computer algorithms, which he tested on digital reproductions of Van Gogh' s paintings. His research demonstrated that this method also was effective http://www.scientificcomputing.com/news-DA-Computer-Algorithms-can-Identify-an-A

document.write(''); Popular Searches: lims visualization chemistry statistics ... ABOUT US DATA ANALYSIS Chemistry Data Analysis Engineering Math ... Visualization SITE SPONSORS Home Data Analysis > Computer Algorithms can Identify an Authentic Van Gogh Computer Algorithms can Identify an Authentic Van Gogh Van Gogh’s The Church at Auvers-sur-Oise Although the use of artificial intelligence made a relatively late debut in the field of cultural heritage, computer algorithms are now steadily finding their way in this new domain. Ph.D. student Igor Berezhnoy has examined the extent to which color analysis computer programs can contribute to analyzing the authenticity of paintings. He developed computer algorithms, which he tested on digital reproductions of Van Gogh's paintings. Using digital processes, he also studied how trademark features of brush work can reveal the identity of a painter. The Van Gogh Museum and the Kröller-Müller Museum in the Netherlands have been closely involved in this research project. It is widely acknowledged that, during his French period, Vincent van Gogh began employing complementary colors to emphasize contours of objects or parts of scenes, for example blue next to yellow. With this in mind, Berezhnoy proposed a new method of digital analysis (the Method for the Extraction of Complementary colors), which enabled him to identify general color patterns in Van Gogh's work. This method provides an objective way to support art historians’ analysis of colors in a painting, thereby enabling them to determine its authenticity.

28. CS-660: Combinatorial Algorithms - Lecture Notes Lecture notes of a course at San Diego State University. http://www.eli.sdsu.edu/courses/fall95/cs660/notes/

CS-660: Combinatorial Algorithms Spring Semester 1995 Lecture Notes [To Course Home Page] San Diego State University This page last updated 9/3/95 This is where we keep the lecture notes for the CS-660: Combinatorial Algorithms course. This page will be updated as more notes become available. The dates which are displayed in bold have actual notes attached to them. Due to problems with printing "Review of Mathematical Analysis" it has been divided into two parts and tables have been removed. I have not been able to test printing these files on Rohan. Lecture Notes By Topic Review of Mathematical Analysis Review of Mathematical Analysis Part A Review of Mathematical Analysis Part B Dynamic Lists ... Masters Exam Syllabus Lecture Notes By Date Week of Semester Tuesday Lecture Thursday Lecture Thanksgiving

29. Scientists Use Computer Algorithms To Develop Seasonal Flu Vaccines Defeating the flu is challenging because the virus responsible for the disease undergoes frequent changes of its genetic code, making it difficult for scientists to manufacture http://www.physorg.com/news197890296.html

Science and technology news Home Nanotechnology Physics ... Other Scientists use computer algorithms to develop seasonal flu vaccines July 9, 2010 Defeating the flu is challenging because the virus responsible for the disease undergoes frequent changes of its genetic code, making it difficult for scientists to manufacture effective vaccines for the seasonal flu in a timely manner. Now, a University of Miami (UM) computer scientist, Dimitris Papamichail, and a team of researchers from Stony Brook University have developed a rapid and effective approach to produce vaccines for new strains of influenza viruses. The researchers hope to develop the new technology and provide an efficient method to confront the threat of seasonal epidemics. The novel approach uses computer algorithms created by Papamichail and scientists from Stony Brook University to design viruses that serve as live vaccines, which are then synthesized to specification. The new method is called Synthetic Attenuated Virus Engineering (SAVE). The findings are available in a study titled "Live attenuated influenza virus vaccines by computer-aided rational design," now available as an advance online publication by

30. Computer Programming Algorithms Directory Resources that describe computer programming algorithms. http://www.algosort.com/

Computer Programming Algorithms Directory Welcome to my computer programming algorithms directory. I am hoping to provide a comprehensive directory of web sites that detail algorithms for computer programming problems. If you know of any web sites that describe an algorithm (or multiple algorithms), please send me an e-mail Encryption Algorithms Advanced Encryption Standard (AES), Data Encryption Standard (DES), Triple-DES and Skipjack Algorithms - Offers descriptions of the named encryption algorithms. Blowfish - Describes the Blowfish encryption algorithm. Offers source code for a variety of platforms. KremlinEncrypt - Cryptography site provides an overview of cryptography algorithms and links to published descriptions where available. PowerBASIC Crypto Archives - Offers PowerBASIC source code for many algorithms including: Hashing - RIPEMD-160, MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256, CRC-16, CRC-32, Adler-32, FNV-32, ELF-32 Encryption - RSA-64, Diffie-Hellman-Merkle Secure Key Exchange, Rijndael, Serpent, Twofish, CAST-128, CAST-256, Skipjack, TEA, RC4, PC1, GOST, Blowfish, Caesar Substitutional Shift, ROT13 Encoding - Base64, MIME Base64, UUEncode, yEnc, Neuronal Network, URLEncode, URLDecode

31. Algorithms Archive A collection including searching, sorting, tracking, mathematics and cellular automata. In English and Italian. http://editor.altervista.org/

32. CS138 Computer Algorithms CS138 Computer Algorithms Announcements. WEEK 10 Something old, something new lattice basis reduction, with applications to integer programming and cryptography; algorithms http://www.its.caltech.edu/~yikailiu/cs138/

CS138 Computer Algorithms Announcements WEEK 10 - Something old, something new: lattice basis reduction, with applications to integer programming and cryptography; algorithms for markets and bargaining. Note: No class on Monday (I'll be at the STOC conference). Class on Wednesday, Homework 5 is due on Thursday , and I'll have an extra make-up lecture on Friday, 10-11:30am, in Moore 070. Then we're done... there is no final exam for this course. Solutions to Homework 5: part 1 part 2 Further reading: Lecture notes from Oded Regev's course on lattices. N.R. Devanur, C.H. Papadimitriou, A. Saberi and V.V. Vazirani, "Market Equilibrium via a Primal-Dual Algorithm for a Convex Program," Journal of ACM, vol. 55(5) (2008), link WEEK 9 - Are there better algorithms for Vertex Cover and Max-Cut? Lovasz-Schrijver relaxations, the Unique Games Conjecture, and primal-dual SDP algorithms. Note: No class on Monday (Memorial Day holiday). Wednesday, it seems, is Ditch Day. Also, no office hours on Friday (I'll be out of town). Further reading (in case you're interested... we're only going to cover a small fraction of this material):

33. Helmut Prodinger Links to papers, conferences and other sites, maintained by Helmut Prodinger. http://math.sun.ac.za/~prodinger/

Helmut Prodinger's Home Page European mirror: http://finanz.math.tu-graz.ac.at/~prodinger/ The most striking aspect of his mathematical practice is his extraordinary skill at calculations. In fact, he tried to solve mathematical problems to a large extent by means of a calculative, algebraic approach This page will always be under construction. Please visit frequently! Last update: October 6, 2010 Analysis of Algorithms Homepage Scientific publications My publication list in Bibtex format. My publication list in pdf format. Here are my scientific articles (-2008) Here are my scientific articles (2009-) A new item will be posted tomorrow! Drafts Other writings Alois Panholzer 's Thesis "Untersuchungen zur durchschnittlichen Gestalt gewisser Baumfamilien (Mit besonderer Ber�cksichtigung von Anwendungen in der Informatik)" [compressed postscript, 578 K] Where do I belong? I am a professor at the Department of Mathematics of the Stellenbosch University Research interests Analysis of Algorithms Concrete Mathematics Combinatorics Tree enumeration Number Theory Some People Here are pointers to some of my national and international friends. Also to such people who might not even know me, but whom I find/found quite influential.

34. Computer Algorithms, 3rd Edition, By Baase And Van Gelder: Materials For Instruc Computer Algorithms, 3rd edition Sara Baase and Allen Van Gelder Materials for Instructors Last update Nov. 5, 2002. Please note Allen Van Gelder's site for this book might http://www-rohan.sdsu.edu/faculty/baase/algortext.html

Computer Algorithms , 3rd edition Sara Baase and Allen Van Gelder Materials for Instructors Last update: Nov. 5, 2002 Please note: Allen Van Gelder's site for this book might be more up-to-date. Contents of this page: About the book Errata Solutions Manual Slides for lectures ... Miscellaneous About the book: Contents and other information Errata Postscript file (Updated June 30, 2002) PDF file (Updated June 30, 2002) Solutions Manual A Solutions Manual is available online from Addison Wesley to instructors. Please contact your Addison Wesley sales representative for a password. If you do not know your local sales rep, you can use AW's rep locator to find him or her. The authors do not have copies of the Manual to distribute. Slides for lectures Professor Ben Choi of Louisiana Tech University created an extensive set of Power Point slides to accompany the text . He offered to make them available to other instructors. Java code from the Appendix Tar file for Java code This tar file (AppendixCode.tar) contains the Java code that appears in the appendix of the textbook. The tar file contains twelve Java files, plus a README file. After you retrieve the tar file, you can extract the contents using the following command (which will place the extracted files into a new directory called AppendixCode): tar -xf AppendixCode.tar

35. 15-853: Algorithms In The Real World Notes for a course at Carnegie Mellon University. http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~guyb/realworld.html

Algorithms in the "Real World" Course Versions Course Topics Lecture Notes Information on algorithms available on the web ... Companies that sell products that use various algorithms Course Versions Fall 2010 Fall 2009 Fall 2008 Fall 2007 ... Spring 2003 (undergraduate version) Fall 2002 Fall 2001 Fall 2000 A workshop on Algorithms in the "Real World". May 25-26, 2000. Fall 1999 Fall 1997 Spring 1996 Course Topics Data Compression Cryptography Linear Programming Integer Programming ... Indexing and Search Engines Lecture Notes (Fall 97) The following notes are all in compressed (gzip) postscript. Full Notes (300 pages, .8Mbytes compressed) Notes by topic Front Part (Abstract, TOC, and List of Algorithms) Compression 1 (Ben Zhao) Compression 2 (Gabriel Moy) Compression 3 (Ben Liblit) Cryptography 1 (Tzu-Yi Chen) Cryptography 2 (David Oppenheimer) Cryptography 3 (Marat Boshernitsan) Linear Programming 1 (Richard Davis) Linear Programming 2 (Steven Czerwinski) Integer Programming 1 (Andrew Begel) Integer Programming 2 (Stephen Chenney) Triangulation 1 (Aaron Brown) Triangulation 2 (Franklin Cho) Triangulation 3 (Michael Downes) N-body 1 (Tajh Taylor) N-body 2 (Steven Gribble) VLSI 1 (Rich Vuduc) VLSI 2 (Mehul Shah) VLSI 3 + Pattern Matching 1 (Noah Treuhaft) Pattern Matching 2 (Felix Wu) Indexing 1 (Helen Wang) Indexing 2 (Ben Horowitz) Indexing 3 and Evolutionary Trees (Amar Chaudhary) Clustering 1 (Josh MacDonald) Eric Brewer on Hotbot (Carleton Miyamoto) References and Assignments Information on algorithms available on the web: A comprehensive

36. Problems In Analysis Of Algorithms A list of open problems with updates and solutions. http://algo.inria.fr/AofA/Problems/

PROBLEMS in ANALYSIS of ALGORITHMS PAGES Home Page Research Problems Bulletin board ... Resources Return to Analysis of Algorithms Home Page This page contains a list of interesting problems that we are aware of. You are encouraged to submit new ones by posting directly on the Bulletin Board . Typically 5 to 10 lines of TeX should be best for further editing. A digest of the main problems will be compiled here periodically by the Problem Editor Summer 97 Problem 1. Problem Solution ] By Conrado Martinez , 11-Jul-97. The depth of the j-th element in a random binary search tree of size n. Problem 2. Problem ] By Conrado Martinez , 11-Jul-97. Quicksort with median-of-three partitioning and halting on small subfiles. Problem 3. Problem Comments ] By Hsien-Kuei Hwang , 23-Jul-97. A limit distribution and zeros of a polynomial. Problem 4. Problem ] By Wojtek Szpankowski , 25-Jul-97. What is the distribution of node levels and height in digital search trees built on Bernoulli sources? Problem 5. Problem ] By Ed Coffman , 01-Aug-97. Analyse the waste in First-Fit bin-packing.

37. Huffman Coding � Huffman Algorithm Includes a guide how to build it and a JAVA tutorial how to use it. http://www.huffmancoding.com/david/algorithm.html

@import url( http://www.huffmancoding.com/wp-content/themes/inove/style.css ); Huffman Coding Home About Ken Bio ... Hamming Medal Huffman Algorithm April 9th, 2010 To avoid a college assignment The domain name of this website is from my uncle’s algorithm. In nerd circles, his algorithm is pretty well known. Often college computer science textbooks will refer to the algorithm as an example when teaching programming techniques. I wanted to keep the domain name in the family so I had to pay some domain squatter for the rights to it. Back in the early 1950’s, one of my uncle’s professors challenged him to come up with an algorithm that would calculate the most efficient way to represent data, minimizing the amount of memory required to store that information. It is a simple question, but one without an obvious solution. In fact, my uncle took the challenge from his professor to get out of taking the final. He wasn’t told that no one had solved the problem yet. I’ve written a simple program to demonstrate Huffman Coding in Java. Because I have this web site, several times a year I receive a frantic e-mail from a college student stating, basically, “I have a homework assignment to code the Huffman Algorithm and it is due next week. I am too lazy or clueless to do the work myself, so can you just send me the source code so I can pass it off as my own.” I don’t normally accommodate them, but perhaps this will help them do their own homework.

38. Computer Algorithms - Hutchinson Encyclopedia Article About algorithm. Procedure or series of steps that can be used to solve a problem. In computer science, it describes the logical sequence of operations to be performed by a program. http://encyclopedia.farlex.com/Computer algorithms

39. Data Structures Introduction to data structures, with Java code, by Peter M. Williams. http://www.informatics.sussex.ac.uk/courses/dats/dats.html

Next: Course notes Data Structures Kingsley Sage These are the course web pages for the first year Data Structures course taught in the Summer term 2006. More lecture slides will appear throughout the course. Course notes Lecture slides Lecture 1: Arrays Lecture 2: Stacks Lecture 3: Queues and linked lists Lecture 4: Enumerations, iterators and more on linked lists ... REVISION Kingsley Sage, University of Sussex 2006

40. Computer Algorithms Definition Of Computer Algorithms In The Free Online Encyclo algorithm (ăl`gərĭ th 'əm) or algorism (–rĭz'əm) for AlKhowarizmi Al-Khowarizmi, fl. 820, Arab mathematician of the court of Mamun in Baghdad. http://encyclopedia2.thefreedictionary.com/Computer algorithms

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