AN ALGORITHM FOR FINDING NEAREST NEIGHBORS IN APPROXIMATELY CONSTANT AVERAGE TIME

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Algebra (23)
basic algorithms (20)
• Euler function and its calculation TeX
• Binary exponentiation of O (log N) TeX
• Euclids algorithm finding the GCD (greatest common divisor) TeX
• Sieve of Eratosthenes TeX
• Advanced Euclidean algorithm TeX
• Fibonacci numbers and their rapid calculati[r]

About onethird of new nursing graduates in the United States are having trouble finding work.
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Finding motifs in gene sequences is one of the most important problems of
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recognize the location of common motif. The efficienc[r]

Abstract. In this paper, we use a multiple shooting approach in optimal control to
introduce a novel algorithm for computing an approximate shortest path between two
points on the surface of a convex polytope in 3D. Namely, the polytope is discretized
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LCA AND RMQ

Introduction
The problem of finding the Lowest Common Ancestor (LCA) of a pair of nodes in a rooted tree has been studied more carefully in the second part of the 20th century and now is fairly basic in algorithmic graph theory. This problem is interesting not only for the tricky a[r]

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Data structures (7)
• Sqrtdecomposition TeX
• Fenwick tree
• The system of disjoint sets TeX
• Segment tree TeX
• Treap (treap, deramida)
• Modification of the stack and queue for finding the minimum in O (1)
• Randomized heap TeX

Sqrtdecomposition
Sqrtdecomposition is a method or a data[r]

GRAPHS

basic algorithms (4)
• Breadthfirst search TeX
• Dfs
• Topological sorting TeX
• Search connected components TeX
strongly connected components, bridges, etc. (4)
• Search strongly connected component, condensation build a graph for O (N + M) TeX
• Search for bridges O (N + M) TeX
• Search a[r]

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BINARY INDEXED TREE
Introduction
We often need some sort of data structure to make our algorithms faster. In this article we will discuss the Binary Indexed Trees structure. According to Peter M. Fenwick, this structure was first used for data compression. Now it is often used for storing frequencie[r]

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by an economy over time
• measured as the percent rate of increase in real gross
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