Archive - 💡 Algorithmia of Algorithmically Speaking

How to Represent Single-Variable Functions Using Functional Graphs

Algorithmically Speaking - #16: Theory and applications of functional graphs.

Sep 16 •

Alberto Gonzalez 🚢

DIY - Paths, Connectivity, and Trees

DIY #1: Test your knowledge of the basics of graph theory.

Sep 12 •

Alberto Gonzalez 🚢

Trees, Permutations, and Number Theory

Algorithmically Speaking - #15: The first example of a problem involving bipartite graphs in disguise.

Sep 5 •

Alberto Gonzalez 🚢

Bipartite Graphs

Algorithmically Speaking - #14: The basic definitions of bipartite graphs, some context in which they are used, and some example problems where we can…

Sep 2 •

Alberto Gonzalez 🚢

August 2024

The Connectivity Problem

Algorithmically Speaking - #13: Explaining the foundations of the most present real-world graph application.

Aug 28 •

Alberto Gonzalez 🚢

Paths, Connectivity, and Trees

Algorithmically Speaking - #12: An introduction to foundational concepts in the graph theory field.

Aug 23 •

Alberto Gonzalez 🚢

Mathematical Induction Applied to Graph Theory

Algorithmically Speaking - #11: A not-so-common introduction to one of the most powerful mathematical tools.

Aug 19 •

Alberto Gonzalez 🚢

Binary Search and The Fake Coin Puzzle

Algorithmically Speaking - #10: What most people know about binary search, the true power of mastering it, and an interesting puzzle for your brain.

Aug 9 •

Alberto Gonzalez 🚢

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July 2023

Maximum Subarray Sum

Algorithmically Speaking - #9: Let's explore up to four different solutions to the same problem.

Jul 7, 2023 •

Alberto Gonzalez 🚢

June 2023

Hidden Graphs in Permutations

Algorithmically Speaking - #8: Let me show you one of the best examples of graph theory problems I had the pleasure to attempt...

Jun 30, 2023 •

Alberto Gonzalez 🚢

Dependency Graph Analysis

Algorithmically Speaking - #7: An example of how graph theory can influence software development.

Jun 23, 2023 •

Alberto Gonzalez 🚢

Graphs and Boards

Algorithmically Speaking - #6: Exploring how to model board games as graph problems.

Jun 2, 2023 •

Alberto Gonzalez 🚢

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