Add Wiggle Subsequence dynamic programming algorithm in R #211
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This PR introduces a complete and well-documented implementation of the Wiggle Subsequence problem in R.
Overview
The implementation provides an O(n)-time, O(1)-space dynamic programming solution using a classic rolling-state approach. It tracks the longest subsequence ending with positive and negative differences and includes clear headers, intuition, complexity notes, and runnable examples.
Features
up
= longest wiggle subsequence ending with positive differencedown
= longest wiggle subsequence ending with negative differenceComplexity
Directory
DIRECTORY.md
to include “Wiggle Subsequence” under Dynamic ProgrammingDemonstration
Run the script to execute built-in examples:
From command line:
Rscript "R/dynamic_programming/wiggle_subsequence.r"