From the perspective of a computer scientist who needs to implement its algorithm, which one do you prefer, DFS or BFS?  Describe when you can best use Dijkstra's Algorithm. I need the answer in 300-350 words.

Given an integer say 45, to find the sum of 45 with 8 in binary form (see the figure below), we can use the TM designed in slides 79-90 of the notes "Turing Machines and Equivalent Models I" twice to find the result. A more effective way is to design a TM to do the addition with 8 directly. 1000 101101 A + = ? Such a TM can be designed by extending the TM designed in slides 79-90 of the notes "Turing Machines and Equivalent Models I". The TM has 14 instructions and 6 states: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, and halt. Six instructions of such a TM have been given in the first and the second tables below. Fill out the remaining blanks in the first and the second tables and also blanks in the third table to show the remaining instructions of the TM (you have to use your own text boxes here)

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Dijkstra Algorithm is an example of dynamic programming. True orfalse?

Compute the steps of Sutherland Hodgeman algorithm with example.

This question concerns the field GF(256). The modulus is P(x) = x° + x* + x° + x + 1. Please answer the following questions about arithmetic in this field. a) If p(x) = x° + x* + x, what is the corresponding hexadecimal representation? Please prepend an "Ox" on your answer and use lowercase letters (if letters occur). b) If p(x) = x' + x + x² + 1, what is the corresponding hexadecimal representation? Please prepend an "Ox" on your answer and use lowercase letters (if letters occur). c) Consider the hex byte Ox8b. What is the corresponding element of GF(256) (as a polynomial)? d) Consider the hex byte 0x2d. VWhat is the corresponding element of GF(256) (as a polynomial)?

What is the difference between SVD and Eigen decomposition. Briefly explain by describing the steps of the two algorithms.

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