Square Root Decomposition approach for a CodeChef question - Subsegment Sum(SEGSM) gives WA









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Can anyone please go through my code and provide any insight on what my mistake is? You can see the question on https://www.codechef.com/problems/SEGSM and my solution is https://www.ideone.com/nJap4V.
Basic pseudo code of the solution is as follows:



applyCompression()
buildBlocks()
calculateFreq()
for (int i = 1; i <= q; ++i)
if (queries[i].type == 1)
reduceFrequency(elements[queries[i].idx])
elements[queries[i].idx] = queries[i].v
increaseFrequency(queries[i].v)
else print freq_sum


I've named the functions meaningfully so understanding the flow should be quite easy as well. In brief, I've employed value compression to bring the range of numbers to a manageable state and used square root decomposition to calculate the frequency sum. Any help would be much appreciated.










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    Can anyone please go through my code and provide any insight on what my mistake is? You can see the question on https://www.codechef.com/problems/SEGSM and my solution is https://www.ideone.com/nJap4V.
    Basic pseudo code of the solution is as follows:



    applyCompression()
    buildBlocks()
    calculateFreq()
    for (int i = 1; i <= q; ++i)
    if (queries[i].type == 1)
    reduceFrequency(elements[queries[i].idx])
    elements[queries[i].idx] = queries[i].v
    increaseFrequency(queries[i].v)
    else print freq_sum


    I've named the functions meaningfully so understanding the flow should be quite easy as well. In brief, I've employed value compression to bring the range of numbers to a manageable state and used square root decomposition to calculate the frequency sum. Any help would be much appreciated.










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      Can anyone please go through my code and provide any insight on what my mistake is? You can see the question on https://www.codechef.com/problems/SEGSM and my solution is https://www.ideone.com/nJap4V.
      Basic pseudo code of the solution is as follows:



      applyCompression()
      buildBlocks()
      calculateFreq()
      for (int i = 1; i <= q; ++i)
      if (queries[i].type == 1)
      reduceFrequency(elements[queries[i].idx])
      elements[queries[i].idx] = queries[i].v
      increaseFrequency(queries[i].v)
      else print freq_sum


      I've named the functions meaningfully so understanding the flow should be quite easy as well. In brief, I've employed value compression to bring the range of numbers to a manageable state and used square root decomposition to calculate the frequency sum. Any help would be much appreciated.










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      Can anyone please go through my code and provide any insight on what my mistake is? You can see the question on https://www.codechef.com/problems/SEGSM and my solution is https://www.ideone.com/nJap4V.
      Basic pseudo code of the solution is as follows:



      applyCompression()
      buildBlocks()
      calculateFreq()
      for (int i = 1; i <= q; ++i)
      if (queries[i].type == 1)
      reduceFrequency(elements[queries[i].idx])
      elements[queries[i].idx] = queries[i].v
      increaseFrequency(queries[i].v)
      else print freq_sum


      I've named the functions meaningfully so understanding the flow should be quite easy as well. In brief, I've employed value compression to bring the range of numbers to a manageable state and used square root decomposition to calculate the frequency sum. Any help would be much appreciated.







      c++ compression square-root






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      edited Nov 10 at 21:54









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