After applying Gaussian algorithm on a array how could I restore those numbers of which XOR is maximum?
Let a[3] = {11, 5, 9} If I apply Gaussian algorithm we will find maximum xor is 14.And used numbers are 11, 5.How to restore this 11, 5?
After applying Gaussian algorithm on a array how could I restore those numbers of which XOR is maximum?
Let a[3] = {11, 5, 9} If I apply Gaussian algorithm we will find maximum xor is 14.And used numbers are 11, 5.How to restore this 11, 5?
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if you have additional time (where c is the max value) it is easy to restore. Here is a slow implementation, which can be improved to if you replace the bitset and just store by wich indices the value is composed (there are always atmost bits set).
Thanks man. I got. :)
I did a python 2 implementation to show one way of doing it, in , where m is the number of linear independent binary vectors in A. Note that so it runs really quick, also note that nothing in my implementation is python specific I just really like how pseudo code like python is. The essential stuff lies in the two functions, the rest just shows how to use the functions.
The output is
I didn't get anything. I have a little knowledge of python. But thanks.You tried to help me.