Thursday, August 26, 2010

Advanced Data Structures2


University of Florida
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1
Amortized complexity.



2
Amortized Complexity.


3
Introduction to external sorting.
4
Introduction to external sorting.
5
Selection trees & k-way merging.
6
Run generation.
7
Optimal merging of runs.
8
Buffering.
9
Double-ended priority queues. General methods.
10
Double-ended priority queues. Interval heaps.


11
Leftist trees.
12
Binomial heaps.
13
Binomial heaps.
14
Fibonacci heaps.
15
Pairing heaps.
16
Dictionaries.


17
Optimal Binary Search Trees.
18
AVL trees.
19
AVL trees.
20
Red-black trees
21
Red-black trees.
22
B-trees.
23
B-trees.
24
B+ and B*-trees.
25
Splay trees.
26
Splay Trees.
27
Binary Tries.
28
Compressed Binary Tries.
29
Tries and Packet Forwarding.
30
High-order Tries.
31
Suffix Trees.


32
Bloom Filters.
33
Segment Trees.
34
Interval Trees.
35
Priority Search Trees.
36
Priority Search Trees.
37
Multidimensional Search Trees.
38
Quad Trees.


39
BSP Trees.
40
R-Trees.

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