Dynamic Programming Solutions DPV 6.4 Corrupted Doument - (Edited)

How dynamic programming can be used to recover corrupted sentence where punctuations have been lost.
Please look at this document - bitbucket.org/spandeygit/lear...
The use of Prev(i) is not required. Prev(i) will remember where the previous word was encountered for a word ending at any location i. Chatgpt generated this code in this link - bitbucket.org/spandeygit/lear...

[@user-md3gf3nx4h]

Thank you for this video! Helped me understand this for my algorithms class.

[@vimalalwaysrocks]

this is definitely helped me understand the intuition behind this logic but the video was hard to follow due to 1) the choice of font on the slides which makes it extremely hard to differentiate between j and i. And 2) usage of function names like Prev(j) was confusing. Should have named it as a straight fwd variable like prev_j. These choices made this video a bit cryptic and hard to follow.

[@TheMindGrid]

Please look at this document - bitbucket.org/spandeygit/learn_dp/src/master/DPV_6.4.CorruptedDoc.pdf
The use of Prev(i) is not required. Prev(i) will remember where the previous word was encountered for a word ending at any location i. Chatgpt generated this code in this link - bitbucket.org/spandeygit/learn_dp/src/master/dpv6.4.py

[@SandeepSinghPlus]

any example input/outputs?

[@TheMindGrid]

The video goes through an example "You are a bold one". Do you mean a example code ? I dont have that yet, but could write that for the 2D matrix.