AtCoder Regular Contest 146

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Problem E. Simple Speed

To count, ask how many sequences of integers are there that satisfy the following conditions:

1. Each number occurs exactly Ai.

2. The absolute value of the difference between adjacent positions is exactly 1.

Personally I think this dp is very elegant!

First do not consider condition 2, then it is the polynomial coefficient .

Considering condition 2, it seems that we can brute force dp…

dp[i][j] represents the first i bits and the number of solutions with j at the end,

But this is obviously not feasible. . Because we can’t keep track of how much each number currently has left. .

So the core is that we want to avoid discussing how much of each number is left in the current state. . . Is there a way?

The answer is yes! It is enough to advance layer by layer , that is, to divide the stages by the size of the numbers. . .

Then apparently only at first. .

1 1 1

On the next level, we’re going to insert the 2 into the space between the 1s. . . Consider two boundary cases. . .

A minimum of 2 2s are required. . . become. .

1 2 1 2 1

There seems to be a maximum of 4 2s. . . become. .

2 1 2 1 2 1 2

Actually more than that. . Because we can continue to add 2 arbitrarily to both sides.

It’s just that the middle {2 1 2 1 2 1 2} is now a whole, and it is now equivalent to a {1} from the previous round. . . In this way we seem to have found a state that can be described. . sequence of sequences. .

For example if we have 6 2s, then this round we can be. .

{2} {2 1 2 1 2 1 2} {2}

{2 1 2 1 2 1 2} {2} {2}

{2} {2} {2 1 2 1 2 1 2} …

These three cases are equivalent to {1} {1} {1} in the first round. . .

So the task of each layer is to connect the gaps between these subsequences and generate some new gaps.

Or simpler to understand. . . The next round is finally equivalent to some {3} {3} {3} . . . Then we use the sequence of the previous layer to connect the sequence of this layer. . . A simple combination of numbers will do. .

The only state of the two sides that requires special discussion, because the two sides may be in a non-splicable state. .

So the state is dp[i][j][k]. . The current stage is i, the two sides can be spliced ​​j times, and there are k positions in the middle that can be spliced. . The difficulty of transfer is still to discuss j.

. . .

Analyzing the state transition, we will find that this state space is very sparse, just open a map and run dp.

 #include <lastweapon/number> using namespace lastweapon;  const int N = int(2e5) + 5; int A[N]; Int F[N]; map<int, Int> dp[N][3]; int n;  inline Int C(int n, int m){ return F[n]/(F[m]*F[nm]); }  int main(){  #ifndef ONLINE_JUDGE     freopen("in.txt", "r", stdin); #endif      MOD = 998244353; F[0] = 1; FOR(i, 1, N) F[i] = F[i - 1] * i;  RD(n); REP(i, n) RD(A[i]); dp[0][2][A[0]-1] = 1;  FOR(i, 1, n) REP(a, 3) for(auto it: dp[i-1][a]){ int x = it.fi; Int u = it.se; FOR_1(b, max(0, 1-x), min(a, A[i]-x)) { int y = A[i]-xb; dp[i][b][y] += u * C(A[i]-1, y) * C(a, b); } }  Int z = 0; REP(i, 3) z += dp[n-1][i][0]; OT(z); }  

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