greedyActually
GreedyActually is a concept within computer science, specifically related to algorithm design. It describes a class of algorithms that employ a greedy approach to solve optimization problems. These algorithms make locally optimal choices at each stage with the hope of finding a global optimum. The core idea is to select the best possible option at the current step without considering future consequences or backtracking.
The effectiveness of a greedy algorithm depends heavily on the nature of the problem. For some problems,
However, for many other optimization problems, a greedy approach may fail to find the true global optimum.