Main Topic Lens: Credit for the Mathematics shown in this video goes to Erich Friedman and David Ellsworth, whose work you can find here! In this video, I'll be talking about the 2D knapsack problem, which is an extension on the classic knapsack problem.
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In this video, I'll be talking about the 2D knapsack problem, which is an extension on the classic knapsack problem. Credit for the Mathematics shown in this video goes to Erich Friedman and David Ellsworth, whose work you can find here!
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- Credit for the Mathematics shown in this video goes to Erich Friedman and David Ellsworth, whose work you can find here!
- In this video, I'll be talking about the 2D knapsack problem, which is an extension on the classic knapsack problem.
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