Dynamic programming/matrix chain multiplication#10562
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Do you have an implementation of the algorithm for determining the actual order of multiplications? Simply knowing how many operations are needed isn't very useful and doesn't help with any of the real-world applications.
Add a non-dp solution with benchmarks.
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The algorithm is framed in the same way on Wikipedia. There are two different algorithms with benchmarks.
The algorithm is framed in the same way on Wikipedia. There are two different algorithms with benchmarks.
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P.s. I would like to add that I started by trying to add doctests to matrix_chain_order.py script under Python/dynamic_programming/matrix_chain_order in order to improve its test coverage. However, I found the functions poorly written. Instead of changing the code, I have written a separate script with bug free code, problem explanation and required doctests. Moderators may consider deleting matrix_chain_order.py. Creating new PR by deleting #10549 and #10561.