I am trying to solve the maximum sub array problem with a brute force approach i.e generating all the possible subarrays combinations. I got something that works but it's not satisfying at all because it produces way too many duplicated subarrays.
Does anyone knows a smart way to generate all the subarrays (in [[]] form) with a minimal number of duplicated elements ?
ちなみにHaskell初心者です。これが私の現在の解決策です:
import qualified Data.List as L
maximumSubList::[Integer]->[Integer]
maximumSubList x = head $ L.sortBy (\a b -> compare (sum b) (sum a)) $ L.nub $ slice x
where
-- slice will return all the "sub lists"
slice [] = []
slice x = (slice $ tail x) ++ (sliceLeft x) ++ (sliceRight x)
-- Create sub lists by removing "left" part
-- ex [1,2,3] -> [[1,2,3],[2,3],[3]]
sliceRight [] = []
sliceRight x = x : (sliceRight $ tail x)
-- Create sub lists by removing "right" part
-- ex [1,2,3] -> [[1,2,3],[1,2],[1]]
sliceLeft [] = []
sliceLeft x = x : (sliceLeft $ init x)