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Okay, this is strange. I'm used to being the 10^3+ person to post to a discussion thread on HR. Is there really this few people who've done this challenge? Anyway, I just got a solution working - the array manipulation wasn't difficult. To get the minimal circle, I applied Welzl's Algorithm.
In case anyone wants to take a look at my solution, it's here.
2 id l1 r1 l2 r2: Swap two consecutive fragments of the idth array, the first is from the lth1 number to the rth1, the second is from the lth2 number to the rth2;
I have one more question all the co-ordinates should be strictly inside?? as in they can be on circumference or not?? and if they can be.
then in test case provided,
the 1st 4 6 9
has co-ordinates as (6,6)(7,7)(8,8)(9,9)
then the largest circle with minimal radius can be drawn with the centre as (15/2,15/2)
and hence the radius is: 1.47 approx.
how come that it is given as 2.12
and in the other case also this radius will be marginally greater.
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Rust solution completed.
Okay, this is strange. I'm used to being the 10^3+ person to post to a discussion thread on HR. Is there really this few people who've done this challenge? Anyway, I just got a solution working - the array manipulation wasn't difficult. To get the minimal circle, I applied Welzl's Algorithm.
In case anyone wants to take a look at my solution, it's here.
2 id l1 r1 l2 r2: Swap two consecutive fragments of the idth array, the first is from the lth1 number to the rth1, the second is from the lth2 number to the rth2;
please explain with an example if possible
IMO, given array a[1..10] (also represented as a[1..1] + a[2..3] + a[4..5] + a[6..9]) and l1 = 2, r1 = 3, l2 = 6, r2 = 9, then after swapping array will be:
a[1..1] + a[6..9] + a[4..5] + a[2..3]
I have one more question all the co-ordinates should be strictly inside?? as in they can be on circumference or not?? and if they can be. then in test case provided, the 1st 4 6 9 has co-ordinates as (6,6)(7,7)(8,8)(9,9) then the largest circle with minimal radius can be drawn with the centre as (15/2,15/2) and hence the radius is: 1.47 approx. how come that it is given as 2.12 and in the other case also this radius will be marginally greater.
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In query of type 2, should we swap all elements of id'th array from l1 to r1 with elements from l2 to r2? Is r1-l1 == r2-l2 then?
Nope. Only constraint which it follows is:
Consider it as remove these two segments from respective location and insert it at other's location.