Sorting pictures by shade Computer Science

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• Sorting pictures by shade
• Without being mathematically rigorous, how do I go about analyzing the worst runtime of this algorithm ?
• libVES: End-to-End encryption API and command line utility for Linux and Windows. Encrypt Everything without fear of losing the Key

Sorting pictures by shade Posted: 18 Jan 2019 07:57 PM PST Say I have a 100-200 pictures taken by a microscope. I would like to sort these pictures from the lightest to darkest. I know nothing of computer science. I used to write html code years ago that's it. Would be possible to write an algorithm to do this? I would like to learn how if it is possible. Or, is it even feasible ? submitted by /u/purulentsinustract [link] [comments]

Without being mathematically rigorous, how do I go about analyzing the worst runtime of this algorithm ? Posted: 15 Jan 2019 08:10 PM PST Without being mathematically rigorous (ie, solving recurrence relation), how do I go about analyzing the worst runtime of the following algorithm? (I know the answer is 2^N, where N is length of nums) def recursive(start,nums): for i in range(start,len(nums)): # Do something that's O(1) recursive(i+1,nums) submitted by /u/mei_mao_bing [link] [comments]

libVES: End-to-End encryption API and command line utility for Linux and Windows. Encrypt Everything without fear of losing the Key Posted: 14 Jan 2019 06:48 PM PST submitted by /u/vesvault [link] [comments]

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