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    Dynamic Programming Change Making Revisited Recall that our Greedy algorithm for change making failed when the set of coin values is {1,4,9} and the target value is 12. We will now develop an efficient algorithm that will find an optimal solution for this (and in fact, any) set of coin values.
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    Detailed tutorial on Introduction to Dynamic Programming 1 to improve your understanding of There will be certain times when we have to make a decision which affects the state of the system, which These decisions or changes are equivalent to transformations of state variables. The results of the In a lecture earlier, we were told that using a greedy approach to solve a change making problem would not always work. An example of this was given It was said the a dynamic problem approach would solve this accurately. I tried working it out but it came back to 5. Assume F holds the number of
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