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    that has gained a good reputation among the users. Ultimate4Trading has a unique algorithm that was developed by John Cross‚ Matty Voss‚ Abbey Walker-Jones‚ and Ash Patel as a final year university project. They ended up developing an algorithm that could predict trends with an extreme accuracy of over 70%. Ultimate4Trading is extremely user-friendly and traders don’t require any prior financial knowledge. The algorithm has been shared with the general public for free who can donate voluntarily after

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    Recursion

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    Algorithm Finite description of steps for solving problem Problem types Satisfying ⇒ find any legal solution Optimization ⇒ find best solution (vs. cost metric) Approaches Iterative Recursive ⇒ execute action in loop ⇒ reapply action to subproblem(s) Recursive Algorithm Definition An algorithm that calls itself Approach 1. Solve small problem directly 2. Simplify large problem into 1 or more smaller subproblem(s) & solve recursively 3. Calculate solution from solution(s) for subproblem

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    an encrypted message (ciphertetext) without knowing the algorithms and keys used in encryption. Crypto is a tool that can be used in both good and bad ways. Some of the good crypto uses are: • Protecting the location of our troops in war zone • Protecting the nuclear launch codes • Protecting national security information • Protecting research data • Protecting a new research idea 2. Cryptographic Algorithms Cryptographic Algorithms are the set of rules used to encipher and decipher messages

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    present a high performance recovery algorithm for distributed systems in which checkpoints are taken asynchronously. It offers fast determination of the recent consistent global checkpoint (maximum consistent state) of a distributed system after the system recovers from a failure. The main feature of the proposed recovery algorithm is that it avoids to a good extent unnecessary comparisons of checkpoints while testing for their mutual consistency. The algorithm is executed simultaneously by all

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    much quicker than any classical computer using the best currently known algorithms‚ like integer factorization using Shor’s algorithm or the simulation of quantum many-body systems. There exist quantum algorithms‚ such as Simon’s algorithm‚ which run faster than any possible probabilistic classical algorithm.[8] Given sufficient computational resources‚ however‚ a classical computer could be made to simulate any quantum algorithm; quantum computation does not violate the Church–Turing thesis.[9]A quantum

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    A Review of Frequent Itemsets over Data Stream based on Data Mining Techniques Fayyaz Ahmed‚ Irfan Khan Department of Computer Science Comsats Institute of Science & Technology ABSTRACT Data stream is a continuous‚ unbounded and high speed of data. Stream data arrives from different distributed areas. It is impossible to store all data in active storage. Now a day’s mining data stream is a challenging task for the purpose of KKD‚ fraud detection‚ trend learning‚ transaction prediction

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    CSE115 Computing Concepts Monday‚ May 28‚ 2012 CSE115: Lecture 1 1 Chapter 1: Introduction Overview: Misconception about Computer Science what’s Computer Science algorithms the importance of algorithmic problem solving Pseudocode Monday‚ May 28‚ 2012 CSE115: Lecture 1 2 Misconception about Computer Science: What it is not There is a lot of misconception about this area of study Unlike physics‚ chemistry or biology‚ most of us do not have an intuitive feeling

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    fundamental differences between standard algorithms and the strategies that children construct to solve multidigit problems. Standard algorithms have evolved over centuries for efficient‚ accurate calculation. For the most part‚ these algorithms are quite far removed from their conceptual underpinnings. Invented strategies‚ on the other hand‚ generally are derived directly from the underlying multidigit concepts. For example‚ with standard addition and subtraction algorithms‚ numerals are aligned so that the

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    of data.  Data structure mainly specifies the structured organization of data‚ by providing accessing methods with correct degree of associativity.  Data structure affects the design of both the structural and functional aspects of a program. Algorithm + Data Structure = Program  Data structures are the building blocks of a program.  The programmers have to strive hard to solve these problems.  If the problem is analyzed and divided into sub problems‚ the task will be much easier i.e.‚ divide

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    ALGORITHMS AND FLOWCHARTS ALGORITHMS AND FLOWCHARTS   A typical programming task can be divided into two phases: Problem solving phase  produce an ordered sequence of steps that describe solution of problem  this sequence of steps is called an algorithm  Implementation phase  implement language the program in some programming Steps in Problem Solving    First produce a general algorithm (one can use pseudocode) Refine the algorithm successively to get step by step detailed algorithm

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