Minimum number of deletions to make a sorted sequence
Given an array of n integers. Find the minimum number of elements from the array to remove or delete so that when the remaining elements are placed in the same sequence order form a sorted sequence.
Input:
First line contains size N.
Next line contains N input elements for the array
Output:
Output the minimum number of deletions to make a sorted sequence.
Constraints:
1<= N <=1000
1<= A[i ] <=1000
Example:
Input:
5
5 8 5 5 4
Output:
1
Explanation:
The longest increasing subsequence is: (not strictly increasing)
5, 8 or 5,5
So we need to remove minimum three characters
The longest decreasing subsequence is: (not strictly increasing)
8 5 5 4
So we need to remove minimum one character
Thus the final output is 1
And the sorted sequence is the decreasing one
8 5 5 4
So, for the sequence to be sorted we need to check for both the longest increasing and decreasing subsequence.
Let,
Longest increasing subsequence be known as LIS and Longest decreasing subsequence is LDS
So minimum elements to be deleted= array length- maximum(LIS, LDS)
Intuitively, the minimum value of maximum(LIS, LDS) would be 1 as each element represents the primitive sequence which is either increasing or decreasing one.
So, the base value is 1.
Now,
So,
To compute LIS(i), LDS(i) the recursion function is,
As, the base value is 1, for every index i, Lis(i), Lds(i) is at least 1.
Now, Minimum elements to be deleted =
To go through detailed explanation on LIS go through previous article on LIS: Longest Increasing Subsequence
LDS is quite similar like LIS, follow the recursion for LDS to understand this too.
C++ Implementation:
Output:
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