Computer Algorithms Theoretical research project
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
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Theoretical Research Project: Find an open research question in algorithms and attack it. You might present a new algorithm for a studied problem or adapt a known algorithm or technique to an interesting new problem. You might improve the analysis of an existing algorithm or show that it can be improved for a certain special (and interesting) class of inputs. You might prove additional properties of an algorithm – e.g. that it can be implemented in small space or works under relaxed problem assumptions.
As with any research project, you’ll need to prepare for the possibility that you don’t solve the problem you set out to solve! This is perfectly fine – in that case you can present partial results, a clear exposition of the papers you’ve been studying, a discussion of promising avenues for future work, examples of hard input cases for a new analysis, etc. Imagine that you’re writing a primer for anyone getting started on the problem you set out to solve
Theoretical Research Project: Find an open research question in algorithms and attack it. You might present a new algorithm for a studied problem or adapt a known algorithm or technique to an interesting new problem. You might improve the analysis of an existing algorithm or show that it can be improved for a certain special (and interesting) class of inputs. You might prove additional properties of an algorithm – e.g. that it can be implemented in small space or works under relaxed problem assumptions.
As with any research project, you’ll need to prepare for the possibility that you don’t solve the problem you set out to solve! This is perfectly fine – in that case you can present partial results, a clear exposition of the papers you’ve been studying, a discussion of promising avenues for future work, examples of hard input cases for a new analysis, etc. Imagine that you’re writing a primer for anyone getting started on the problem you set out to solve