CS61B Lecture 34: Sorting IV ¡ñ Sorting Summary ¡ñ Math Problems out of Nowhere ¡ñ Theoretical Bounds on Sorting Other Desirable Sorting Properties: Stability A sort is said to be stable if order of equivalent items is preserved. sort(studentRecords, BY_NAME); sort(studentRecords, BY_SECTION); Bas 3 Fikriyya 4 Jana 3 Jouni 3 Lara 1 Nikolaj 4 Rosella […]
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CS61B, 2021 Lecture 19: Hashing ● Set Implementations, DataIndexedIntegerSet ● Integer Representations of Strings, Integer Overflow ● Hash Tables and Handling Collisions ● Hash Table Performance and Resizing ● Hash Tables in Java datastructur.es Data Indexed Arrays datastructur.es Sets We’ve now seen several implementations of the Set (or Map) ADT. Set Map ArraySet BST 2-3
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UC Berkeley – Computer Science CS61B: Data Structures Final Exam, Spring 2017. This test has 13 questions worth a total of 200 points, and is to be completed in 165 minutes. The exam is closed book, except that you are allowed to use three double sided written cheat sheets (front and back). No calculators or
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Storing Data: Disks and Files 1 11.1 Memory Hierarchy • Primary Storage: main memory. fast access, expensive. • Secondary storage: hard disk. slower access, less expensive. • Tertiary storage: tapes, cd, etc. slowest access, cheapest. 2 11.2 Disks Characteristics of disks: • collection of platters • each platter = set of tracks • each track
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CS61B Lecture 35: Radix Sort ● Counting Sort ● LSD Radix Sort ● LSD Radix Sort vs. Comparison Sorting ● MSD Radix Sort Comparison Based Sorting The key idea from our previous sorting lecture: Sorting requires Ω(N log N) compares in the worst case. ● Thus, the ultimate comparison based sorting algorithm has a worst
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CMPSC 450 definitions CMPSC 450 What is a ‘parallel computer’? • A parallel computer consists of a number of tightly-coupled compute elements that cooperatively solve a problem. • Example of `tight coupling’: shared caches, shared main memory, shared led system, high-speed access to data, high-speed network connecting compute nodes. • Cooperatively solving implies manual or
23/3/20 1 External Sorting Why Sort? § A classic problem in computer science! § Data requested in sorted order – e.g., find students in increasing gpa order § Sorting is first step in bulk loading B+ tree index. § Sorting useful for eliminating duplicate copies in a collection of records (Why?) § Sort-merge join algorithm
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CS61B, 2019 Lecture 15: Asymptotics II: Analysis of Algorithms ● Review of Asymptotic Notation ● Examples 1-2: For Loops ● Example 3: A Basic Recurrence ● Example 4: Binary Search ● Example 5: Mergesort datastructur.es Example 1/2:For Loops Loops Example 1: Based on Exact Count Find the order of growth of the worst case runtime
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b’2021_Spring_Hw02_Part1.tar.gz’ #include // complex algorithm for evaluation void myfunc(double *s, double *mat, int *v, int length) { // this assumes that the two dimensional vector is square double val; for (int j = 0; j < length; j ++) { for (int i = 0; i < length; i++) { val = round(fmod(v[i],256)); mat[i +
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