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Dynamic Programming
Original title: 動的計画法
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Dynamic Programming (Japanese reading: doteki keikakuho; English: Dynamic Programming, DP) is a classification of algorithms in computer science. It collectively refers to methods that divide a target problem into multiple subproblems and solve them while recording the subproblems' computed results.
動的計画法（どうてきけいかくほう、英: Dynamic Programming, DP）は、計算機科学の分野において、アルゴリズムの分類の1つである。 対象となる問題を複数の部分問題に分割し、部分問題の計算結果を記録しながら解いていく手法を総称してこう呼ぶ。
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