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Why Encubation?, Vladik Kreinovich, Rohan Baingolkar, Swapnil S. Chauhan, Ishtjot S. Kamboj
Why Encubation?, Vladik Kreinovich, Rohan Baingolkar, Swapnil S. Chauhan, Ishtjot S. Kamboj
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It is known that some algorithms are feasible, and some take too long to be practical/ For example, if the running time of an algorithm is 2n, where n = len(x) is the bit size of the input x, then already for n = 500, the computation time exceeds the lifetime of the Universe. In computer science, it is usually assumed that an algorithm A is feasible if and only if it is polynomial-time, i.e., if its number of computational steps tA(x) on any input x is bounded by a polynomial P(n) of the input …