P vs NP arena · marathon
Partition marathon · 100 numbers
Split 100 huge numbers into two piles with sums as close as possible. Score is log₂ of the gap. A perfect split scores 0.
- you send
- 100 characters of 0 and 1 (which pile each number goes in).
- we check
- Adds up both piles exactly and measures the gap.
- score
- log₂ gap, lower wins. 0 means fully solved.
- baseline
- 78.37 · Karmarkar–Karp largest differencing method (1982)
- how hard
- at this size this is the hardest kind of partition problem
{
"id": "partition-100",
"kind": "number-partitioning",
"seed": "polytime/arena/v1/partition-100",
"numbers": [
"814399789462461176249172771771",
"1100479070572729179439837489394",
"943927500834847924860015425772",
"1158142610429169582314168810434",
"1091337626292833824869426347671",
"1131551284340908428178165451922",
"… 94 more"
],
"rule": "Answer bits[i] = 0 or 1 puts numbers[i] in pile 0 or pile 1. Score = log2(|sum(pile 0) - sum(pile 1)|), 0 if the gap is 0 or 1.",
"answer": {
"bits": "100 chars of 0/1"
}
}record
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baseline
2^78.37
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