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Calculating the number of multiplications necessary to evaluate a polynomial
I was watching a lecture and got confused over a slide. This is what it says:
Consider a polynomial - first representation
$$P = 2 + 4x^{3} + 8x^{6} + 7x^{25} + 6x^{99}$$
The space complexity is 10 …
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