Surface
Test instructions: give you N a collection, each set has L to r these kinds of stamps, let you choose the K collection, so that the last choice of the type of stamps as much as possible, n,l,r are <=2000
Puzzle: Easy to think about the network flow, but then think about it will find that can't handle this model
Then look at the data range, think of DP, define state F[I][J] represents the most species of J for the first I set,
We find that this needs to be n^3, because each time we enumerate i,j, we also enumerate a Q to record which of the new collections is extended from the last set.
Can't think of its solution, see the whole field is a, finally in the last 1h changed state (playing is of course the replay)
We found that L,r is only 2000 ah, just that definition if feasible, l,r not discrete, there is no need to say this
So define F[I][J], representing the kind of 1-i, with the best scheme of J-sets, for each position I, we first preprocess the up array, covering I, the interval of the most right to extend to where
Transfer is F[i][j+1]=max (F[i-1][j+1]f,[i][j+1]) if (Up[i]) F[up[i]][j+1]=max (f[up[i]][j+1],f[i-1][j]+len); Len is equal to up[i]-i+1;
1#include <bits/stdc++.h>2 #defineN 20053 using namespacestd;4 intf[n][n],up[n],t,t=1, n,m,k;5 intMain ()6 {7Cin>>T;8 while(t--)9 {Tenscanf"%d%d%d",&n,&m,&k); Onememset (UP,0,sizeofUp ); AMemset (F,0,sizeoff); - for(intI=1, x,y;i<=m;i++) - { thescanf"%d%d",&x,&y); - for(intj=x;j<=y;j++) up[j]=Max (up[j],y); - } - for(intI=1; i<=n;i++) + for(intj=0; j<k;j++) - { +f[i][j+1]=max (f[i][j+1],f[i-1][j+1]); A if(Up[i]) f[up[i]][j+1]=max (f[up[i]][j+1],f[i-1][j]+up[i]-i+1); at } -printf"Case #%d:%d\n", t++, F[n][k]); - } - return 0; -}
Hdu-6249 2017ccpc-final G.alice ' s stamps dynamic planning