Re:Understanding "Dynamic Programming" it's not referring to...
by Certhas on Monday July 21, 2025 @02:55AM
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The sequence of steps is the result of dynamic programming. Not every sequence of steps is a dynamic programme. And (what I would argue are) the core results are fairly mathematical, memoization and recursion don't feature, but partial differential equations do. Check out the Hamilton Jacobi Bellman equation to get a flavour.
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