Solved Recurrence Tree Method

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My prof spent two hours trying to explain this and no one understood. In 6 minutes you successfully explained something that took my prof two hours to fuck up. Nice job, thank you.

nile

CLRS makes it unnecessarily complicated. This clears it up. Thanks!

ntcool

You did in 6 minutes what my professor could not do in an entire lecture. Thank you so much for clearly explaining the summation step.

michaelbowen

the best explanation of divide and conquer recurrence relation on youtube. Why is this so low in youtube search ranking?

christiansakai

Great job John. You are teaching the concepts the way they are meant to be taught.

rahuls

I have watched several tutorials before this and they all fall short when explaining how they derived their equations from the tree. You did an excellent job here of explaining what your method was. Thanks man!

ninjababin

Great explanation. I couldn't find a simple and clear guide like yours.
Helped a lot! Thanks

yoavk

Very nicely explained, with proper mathematical reasoning! I have watched both substitution and tree videos. It would be great if you also make one on the master method. Thanks!

sayyidalisajjadrizavi

thank you, this is the best explanation i could find in youtube.

AbdulZurghani

This man deserves a salute
Awesome explaintation (Y)

iramshahzadi

Super helpful example! The only thing that wasn't in this video was why exactly each level splits into two. Turns out it's because for this kind of recurrence equation, of the form " a * T(b) + c " we have: 'a' is the number of times the recurrence is called [in this case "2" because *2*T(n/2) ], 'b' is the input size (usually n/2) and 'c' is the number of operations per iteration (in this case 4n).

tonesaft

You make it so simple, thank you so much ! it's just perfectly clear

douniazedbehloul

You made it easy. Greatly thankful to you for this easy explanation.

pushparay

wow thank you for the video! I learned this in class but now it's much clearer

merylwang

Master's and Iteration videos Best recurrence explanations available on youtube ryt now for sure!!!!

mayankparihar

Loved the comparison of the summation to a for loop. Thanks!

FinnPayton

This was the least complicated explanation. Thanks a lot.

darshanasharma

Best explanation ever. Thanks you. You are a life saver.

nawnitsen

Mayn! youre just amazing! i was so freakin confused about it, but you saved the day. I hope I nail my exam as well. love xx

lubainakhan

I was thinking it's just me who thins CLRS makes things look extremely complicated... I'm relieved to see comments about it. Anyways thanks a lot for the explanation

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