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Marshall ha scritto:
> That page says that there exists an O(n) median algorithm.
> It does not say anything about the earier algorithm you
> posted, which remains O(n logn). Its typical runtime is
> linear, but Big O is not a measure of typical runtime; it's
> a measure of worst-case.
Really?
Just like the fact that the theoretical bound for median computation is 2n.
Oh right that just "theorical", Dor and Zwick, poor guys, only succeed in a very slow implementation of computational complexity equal to 2.95 n.
What a "tortoise" function !
-P
ps
D. Dor and U. Zwick. Selecting the median.
Proc. Sixth ACM-SIAM Symp.
Discrete Algorithms (SODA), pages 28-37, 1995.
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Received on Sat Sep 23 2006 - 12:24:45 CDT
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