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    Important - demonstration

    hello! i need your help about this exercise:

    Let { xi } i=0, .. .. .. , 2n 2n+1 distinct points on the real line



    2n
    we define ∑ 0 = ∑ | x(0) - x(i)|
    i=0



    2n
    ∑ 1 = ∑ | x(1) - x(i)|
    i=0


    prove that there is a linear algorythm that says: ∑ = {∑ | i:0,.. .. .. ,2n}
    min i


    i solve this exercise (i found that the element that minimizes this function is the element nearest to the average of the numbers that i gave in input, and the compexity is O(6n + 2) in the worst case. Do you know how to demonstrate this algorythm???


    p.s. when i write for example x(0), x(1), 0 and 1 are the subscripts of x.
    thank you!
    Last edited by Lordofnazgul; May 9th, 2010 at 02:14 PM.

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