This chapter opens the final part of the book. In it, we’re going to apply the knowledge from the previous chapters in analyzing a selection of important problems that are mostly application-independent and find usages in many applied domains: optimization, synchronization, compression, and similar.
We will start with a single approach that is arguably the most powerful algorithmic technique in use. If we managed to reduce the problem to dynamic programming (DP), in most of the cases, ...
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