Algorithms in a Nutshell
(^92) | Chapter 4: Sorting Algorithms Forces COUNTINGSORTsucceeds only because thekvalues form a total ordering for the elements ...
Bucket Sort | 93 Sorting Algorithms Analysis COUNTINGSORTmakes two passes over the entire array. The first processes each of the ...
(^94) | Chapter 4: Sorting Algorithms BUCKETSORTis not appropriate for sorting arbitrary strings, for example; however, it could ...
Bucket Sort | 95 Sorting Algorithms Solution In the C implementation for BUCKETSORT, shown in Example 4-11, each bucket stores a ...
(^96) | Chapter 4: Sorting Algorithms For numbers drawn uniformly from [0,1), Example 4-12 contains sample imple- mentations of ...
Bucket Sort | 97 Sorting Algorithms The buckets could also be stored using fixed arrays that are reallocated when the buckets be ...
(^98) | Chapter 4: Sorting Algorithms creates a suitably large number of bucketskinto which the elements are parti- tioned; askg ...
Criteria for Choosing a Sorting Algorithm | 99 Sorting Algorithms Note that with 17,576 buckets, HASHSORToutperforms QUICKSORTfo ...
(^100) | Chapter 4: Sorting Algorithms Sorted The input elements can be presorted into ascending order (the ultimate goal) or in ...
Criteria for Choosing a Sorting Algorithm | 101 Sorting Algorithms 16,384 0.0037 0.0036 0.0062 0.0094 0.0161 32,768 0.0074 0.008 ...
(^102) | Chapter 4: Sorting Algorithms Double Benchmark Results The benchmarks using double floating-point values (Tables 4-12 t ...
References | 103 Sorting Algorithms References Bentley, Jon Louis and M. Douglas McIlroy, “Engineering a Sort Function,” Softwar ...
(^104) | Chapter 4: Sorting Algorithms Davis, Mark and Ken Whistler, “Unicode Collation Algorithm, Unicode Tech- nical Standard ...
105 Chapter 5. Searching........................................................................................................ ...
(^106) | Chapter 5: Searching As we will see, it is important to know whether one can randomly access any indi- vidual element i ...
Sequential Search | 107 Searching Output Returnstrue ift belongs toC, andfalse otherwise. Context Sometimes you need to locate a ...
(^108) | Chapter 5: Searching array management, which is either provided by the underlying programming language or requires spec ...
Sequential Search | 109 Searching A C implementation of SEQUENTIALSORTis shown in Example 5-3, where the collection is stored in ...
(^110) | Chapter 5: Searching If time is critical and the collection is large, this extra comparison incurred for each element w ...
Sequential Search | 111 Searching In the best case, the first element in the collection is the desired target item, which perfor ...
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