Final answer:
You can modify the Bottom-Up-Cut-Rod algorithm to return both the value and the actual solution. Here's a dynamic programming algorithm to solve this modified problem.
Step-by-step explanation:
The modified version of the Bottom-Up-Cut-Rod algorithm that returns both the value and the actual solution can be implemented using dynamic programming. Here is the algorithm:
- Create an array, let's call it 'revenue', to store the maximum revenue for each rod length.
- Create an array, let's call it 'solution', to store the actual solution for each rod length.
- Initialize revenue[0] = 0 and solution[0] = [].
- For each rod length 'i', starting from 1 to 'n', where 'n' is the total length of the rod:
- Initialize revenue[i] = -Infinity and solution[i] = [].
- For each cut length 'j', starting from 1 to 'i':
- Calculate the revenue if a cut of length 'j' is made and the remaining rod length is 'i-j' using the formula: revenue[j] + price[i-j] - cost[j].
- If this revenue is greater than revenue[i], update revenue[i] and solution[i] accordingly.
Finally, the maximum revenue can be found in revenue[n] and the actual solution can be found in solution[n].