Really how can thank for your efforts .....like doesn't deserve....my gratitude towards you sir.... thank you soooo much sir please share more and more programs may good bless you sir
Thanks for the great tut.!!!...What to do if the sum - first partition sum is greater than (sum/2) and how to know if second partition exists without including elements which are already included in first partition sum??
Really great video. Helped me understand better, Can you also make a video about how to optimize the space complexity to O(n). I see many solutions doing that. Thanks
thanks a lot for the video sir. just wanted to ask if this method would be efficient for larger sums. imagine we had an array like {200000,300000,500000} then i believe using recursion for finding the min subset diff is much efficient.
I agree, for larger sum, it would be huge, but in recursion also, internally we use stack. So in recursion, space complexity will be same. And complexity will be worse than DP. Overall even for large, this seems fine.
@@CodingSimplified space complexity will only be the issue in case of recursion if the array size is large that is if there will be a lot of subsets formation. for ex if array is {200000,300000,500000} one cannot make an array with (200000+300000+500000)/2 elements... where as recursion will do it in using a much lesser memory since there are only three elements.
@@inshaalam6777 There is no rule about how big the number could be. Why not 2^32 or 2^24? This would indeed force creation of a huge 2D array, as explained here: th-cam.com/video/7BynUy5ml0I/w-d-xo.html
Thankyou for explaining, one free advice- Sadhguru is bogus, he speaks anything concocted from his mind, Spiritual knowledge should only be taken from Scriptures like Gita under bonafide guru!
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How to check which elements are included in that sum ?
Really how can thank for your efforts .....like doesn't deserve....my gratitude towards you sir.... thank you soooo much sir please share more and more programs may good bless you sir
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Can you output the two partitioned subsets as well?
What's the way to print both the required arrays also.
awesome clear and crisp.
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Thanks for the explanation, but will this work when numbers are negative?
How would you do this in java script? im having difficulty making a 2D array
Can we also find the 2 partition sets from this?
Thank you for a very good explanation of solution in detail.But it wolud be great if you can return two partitioned subsets as well
Thanks for your feedback & suggestion. Sure I'll try to add that part. Thanks
very intact solution...thankx for short video
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Thanks for the great tut.!!!...What to do if the sum - first partition sum is greater than (sum/2) and how to know if second partition exists without including elements which are already included in first partition sum??
What to do if negative elements are found in array and array of sum is in negative?
Then how to divide by 2 ?
How to print the resultant two subsets..?
Directly Jump to 3:48 where the solution really begins.
Really great video. Helped me understand better, Can you also make a video about how to optimize the space complexity to O(n). I see many solutions doing that. Thanks
Thanks for your nice feedback. I'll try to create video on it.
check [20,16,15] what should be the output?
Is there some way we can print the two partitions, instead of just sum?
What if the array contains the negative numbers?
Really great explanation..keep uploading ❤
Thanks. Sure.
how to print both subset
sir please make video on segment tree topic and there problom.
Sure, will try to create on it soon. Thanks for your suggestion.
Thanks for the explanation sir.
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Thanks, nice explanations
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thanks a lot for the video sir.
just wanted to ask if this method would be efficient for larger sums. imagine we had an array like
{200000,300000,500000} then i believe using recursion for finding the min subset diff is much efficient.
I agree, for larger sum, it would be huge, but in recursion also, internally we use stack. So in recursion, space complexity will be same. And complexity will be worse than DP. Overall even for large, this seems fine.
@@CodingSimplified space complexity will only be the issue in case of recursion if the array size is large that is if there will be a lot of subsets formation. for ex if array is {200000,300000,500000} one cannot make an array with (200000+300000+500000)/2 elements... where as recursion will do it in using a much lesser memory since there are only three elements.
@@inshaalam6777 There is no rule about how big the number could be. Why not 2^32 or 2^24? This would indeed force creation of a huge 2D array, as explained here: th-cam.com/video/7BynUy5ml0I/w-d-xo.html
thax a lot bro!!!!!!!!! nice
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How to solve this problem if we have sum /2 too large
This approach will consume too munch memory space 🤔
Then dp solution not works you have to find pattern if it is codechef problem long challange
@@frobenius7080 TLE😞
nice explanation :)
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it's complexity is not n^2. it will be O(n*sum/2)
That's right. Complexity of this is O(n*sum).
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I guess this solution won't work since the values can be negative as well..Look into it once
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Nice Catch Iryna :)
Thankyou for explaining, one free advice- Sadhguru is bogus, he speaks anything concocted from his mind, Spiritual knowledge should only be taken from Scriptures like Gita under bonafide guru!
Haha....thanks for advice :)