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By --- cxlove
Question: N numbers are given. They are divided into two sets, which can be null.
The first set. The value is exclusive or X1, and the second set is exclusive or X2.
The maximum value of X1 + X2 is required. In the same case, the X1 should be as small as possible.
Http://codeforces.com/problemset/problem/251/D
First of all, I would like to thank Xiaodao for its guidance.
The first step is to think of greed.
Given the sum of the two integers, we separate all bits first.
If n is in the number, there are m digits of the current digit. That is, the current bit has M 1
If M is an even number and M is not 0, it must be divided into two odd sets. For the two sets, the current BIT is 1, and it must be the best
If M is an odd number, it can only be divided into odd + even. If X1 is required to be as small as possible, it must be given to an even number of sets 1.
A11 * X1 ^ A12 * X2... A1N * xn = b1
A21 * X1 ^ A22 * X2... a2n * xn = b2
...
A62_1 * X1 ^ a62_2 * X2 ^... a62_n * xn = b62
Then we can obtain the equation for each bit, solving x1, x2 ...... XN is enough.
Ai_j indicates whether the number of J is 1 or 0
XI indicates whether the number of I is in the 1st sets.
Note: greedy should be from high to low. Greedy
In my writing, when an equation is added, we can start to disagree or process it. We can also do all the equations together.
What I don't understand: Why do I have to be greedy first from an even number? Otherwise, WA will happen. It doesn't affect me, sad.
Is 1 + 1 better than 1 + 0 ???
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