Your text to link here... My dp solution is O(n^2) but here n=50000 and time is 1 sec. Is there any mathematical formula which reduces time within 1 sec. Any hints...Thanks
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Your text to link here... My dp solution is O(n^2) but here n=50000 and time is 1 sec. Is there any mathematical formula which reduces time within 1 sec. Any hints...Thanks




Try this idea: calculate sums in all prefixes (from empty to the whole sequence) and then sum of elements in a some substring is difference of two numbers. Hope this helps. If not, I can give you detailed solution.
I don't get it properly.
Look: you have an array:
1 2 3 4 5. It has the following prefixes: "", "1", "1 2", and so on. You calculate sum of numbers in each such prefix and get 0, 1, 1+2=3, 1+2+3=6, 10 and 15 (let's call its[]). Then, to calculate, for example, sum from 2 to 4, you just calculates[4] - s[1]=9. Elements before 2 were reduced.This idea can help you solving this problem: you run down left border of a substring and then you can calc amount of required substrings in O(1) for each left border.
I get your first ideal and I use it in my code.But still don't get your second idea. here is my code:http://pastebin.com/abRxS9kg
I get it.Thanks to yeputons and ALias both of you