Can you explain the concept of "patience" in the context of the LIS problem?
- It indicates the randomness introduced to the LIS problem.
- It is a measure of how many piles are formed during the patience sorting algorithm.
- It refers to the time complexity of the algorithm.
- It represents the ability to wait for the optimal solution in the LIS problem.
In the context of the LIS problem, "patience" refers to the number of piles formed during the patience sorting algorithm. The more piles formed, the longer the increasing subsequence, and the patience value correlates with the length of the LIS.
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