Recursive functions in R can be used to solve problems that have a ________ structure.
- Recursive
- Iterative
- Sequential
- Self-similar
Recursive functions in R can be used to solve problems that have a self-similar structure. These are problems where a solution to a larger instance of the problem can be obtained by combining solutions to smaller instances of the same problem. The recursive function breaks down the problem into smaller sub-problems, solving them recursively until a base case is reached. This self-similar structure allows for the application of recursion to efficiently solve the problem.
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