How do variations such as the Bounded Knapsack Problem and the Unbounded Knapsack Problem differ from the standard Knapsack Problem?
- The Bounded Knapsack Problem allows items to be divisible, while the Unbounded Knapsack Problem requires items to be indivisible.
- The Bounded Knapsack Problem allows only one copy of each item, while the Unbounded Knapsack Problem allows multiple copies.
- The Bounded Knapsack Problem has a constraint on the total weight, while the Unbounded Knapsack Problem has a constraint on the total value.
- The standard Knapsack Problem has additional constraints compared to the variations.
In the Bounded Knapsack Problem, only one copy of each item can be selected, whereas in the Unbounded Knapsack Problem, multiple copies of an item can be included in the knapsack.
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