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The Traveling Salesman Problem in Theory & Practice

The Traveling Salesman Problem in Theory & Practice. Lecture 7: Local Optimization 4 March 2014 David S. Johnson dstiflerj@gmail.com http:// davidsjohnson.net Seeley Mudd 523, Tuesdays and Fridays. Outline. Tour of the DIMACS TSP Challenge Website and other web resources

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Dynamic Shape and Data Structure Analysis in Java

Dynamic Shape and Data Structure Analysis in Java. Presented by Sokhom Pheng (Supervised by Clark Verbrugge) McGill University October 17 th 2005. Outline. Introduction & Contribution Design Challenges Experimental Results Future work & Conclusion. Outline.

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AVL trees

AVL trees. An AVL tree is a BST such that for nonempty instances the LST and RST differ in height by at most 1, and the LST and RST are both AVL trees Alternatively: an AVL tree is a BST where each node has balance -1, 0, or 1, here the balance of a node N is

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CSC 2300 Data Structures & Algorithms

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CMSC 341

CMSC 341. Splay Trees. 21. 12. 32. 37. 20. 24. 40. 15. 55. 56. 77. Problems with BSTs. Because the shape of a BST is determined by the order that data is inserted, we run the risk of trees that are essentially lists. BST Sequence of Operations.

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Splay Trees

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Splay Trees

6. v. 8. 3. z. 4. Splay Trees. all the keys in the blue region are ? 20. all the keys in the yellow region are ? 20. Splay Trees are Binary Search Trees. (20,Z). note that two keys of equal value may be well-separated. BST Rules: entries stored only at internal nodes

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Splay Trees

6. v. 8. 3. z. 4. Splay Trees. all the keys in the blue region are ? 20. all the keys in the yellow region are ? 20. Splay Trees are Binary Search Trees. (20,Z). note that two keys of equal value may be well-separated. BST Rules: items stored only at internal nodes

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Splay Trees

6. v. 8. 3. z. 4. Splay Trees. all the keys in the blue region are ? 20. all the keys in the yellow region are ? 20. Splay Trees are Binary Search Trees. (20,Z). note that two keys of equal value may be well-separated. BST Rules: entries stored only at internal nodes

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CMSC420: Splay Trees

CMSC420: Splay Trees. Kinga Dobolyi Based off notes by Dave Mount. What is the purpose of this class?. Data storage Speed Trees Binary search tree Expected runtime for search is O(logn) Could degenerate into a linked list O(n) AVL tree Operations are guaranteed to be O(logn)

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CMSC420: Splay Trees

CMSC420: Splay Trees. Kinga Dobolyi Based off notes by Dave Mount. What is the purpose of this class?. Data storage Speed Trees Binary search tree Expected runtime for search is O(logn) Could degenerate into a linked list O(n) AVL tree Operations are guaranteed to be O(logn)

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Lecture 25 Splay Tree Chapter 10 of textbook 1. Binary Search Tree (BST) Threaded Tree AVL Tree

Lecture 25 Splay Tree Chapter 10 of textbook 1. Binary Search Tree (BST) Threaded Tree AVL Tree Red Black Tree Splay Tree. 5. Splay Trees. A splay tree is a binary search tree with the property that recently accessed elements splaying to root.

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A Logarithmic Randomly Accessible Data Structure

A Logarithmic Randomly Accessible Data Structure. Tom Morgan TJHSST Computer Systems Lab 2006-2007. Purpose. To create a data structure with: O(log(N)) insertion O(log(N)) deletion O(log(N)) random access To implement the data structure and empirically test the general case run time

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A Logarithmic Randomly Accessible Data Structure

A Logarithmic Randomly Accessible Data Structure. Tom Morgan TJHSST Computer Systems Lab 2006-2007. Purpose. To create a data structure with: O(log(N)) insertion O(log(N)) deletion O(log(N)) random access To implement the data structure and empirically test the general case run time

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Assignment 11

Assignment 11. #1 Insertion in this AVL Tree. Insert 65 . 48. 32. 50. 17. 44. 49. 78. 62. 88. #2 Removal from this AVL Tree. Remove 17. 48. 32. 78. 17. 50. 88. 92. 49. 64. #3 Removal from an AVL Tree. Delete node 60 from the AVL tree . #4 Splaying. Splay 17. 8. 3. 10.

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VM Algorithm Improvement

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Assignment 10

Assignment 10. #1 Heaps. Show each step while Adding the following nodes 62 22 55 33 77 88 53 90 99 Removing all the nodes . #2 Insertion in an AVL Tree. Insert 61 . 48. 32. 50. 17. 44. 49. 78. 62. 88. #3 Insertion in an AVL Tree. Insert 98 . 48. 32. 50. 17. 44. 49. 78.

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