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In the editorial, I fear I do not grasp the "formal definition" of ev[i][j][k]. In my mind, the number of dances associated with a valid (i,j,k) state is unlimited (even in a single day), since we can pick up the same pairs over and over again (with probability 1-r to continue).
Is the underlying infinite sum somehow simplified ?
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Bear and Dancing
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In the editorial, I fear I do not grasp the "formal definition" of
ev[i][j][k]. In my mind, the number of dances associated with a valid (i,j,k) state is unlimited (even in a single day), since we can pick up the same pairs over and over again (with probability1-rto continue).Is the underlying infinite sum somehow simplified ?