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length of the largest sub sequence sorted in a non-decreasing order.

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Oscar Tsang
Oscar Tsang le 3 Mar 2019
Commenté : Oscar Tsang le 3 Mar 2019
For an assignment, I have done question 3a, but i don't know how would do/ approach question 3b. Any help would be appriciated. :)
The questions was:
Generate a sequence of 1000 random integers between 1 and 100.
(a) Using a loop, count the number of times three consecutive numbers are sorted in a non-descending order. Display the count in the command window.
(b)* Using nested loops, find the length of the largest subsequence sorted in a non-decreasing order. Display the result in the command window.
I have provided the code i have done for question 3a
h=randi(100,1,1000)
count =0
for i =1:998
if h(i)<=h(i+1) && h(i+1) <= h(i+2)
count = count+1
end
end

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Image Analyst
Image Analyst le 3 Mar 2019
Inside the "if", you know you have a sequence of at least 3 in a row. If there are 20 numbers in that sequence, you're going to have more than 1 count for that sequence. Not sure what is wanted. For example, is [3,4,5,6] one sequence or two? If it's one, then you might have to switch to a while loop.
Anyway, inside the "if" you need to have a while, something like
k2 = i;
if h2 < length(h);
while h(k2+1) > h(k2)
% etc incrementing the length of this particular sequence.
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Oscar Tsang
Oscar Tsang le 3 Mar 2019
Thank-you so much!!!!!
Oscar Tsang
Oscar Tsang le 3 Mar 2019
is this it, becasue its a endless loop.
h=randi(100,1,1000)
count=0;
for i =1:998
if h(i)<=h(i+1) && h(i+1) <= h(i+2)
while h(k2+1) > h(k2)
count = count+1
end
end
end

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