Counting Inversions using Fenwick Tree
Fenwick Trees can efficiently track and count inversions in real-time and even for a continuous stream of data.
Tag: special data structures
Fenwick Tree (Binary Indexed Tree)
Fenwick Tree’s efficiency, combined with its relatively simple implementation, makes it useful in competitive programming and applications that involve dynamic sum queries and updates.
Treap (Tree + Heap)
Treap is an efficient and simple data structure that combines the best of both binary search trees and heaps. It provides the benefits of efficient search, insert, and delete operations.
Estimating Percolation in a Matrix Network
Dynamic connectivity algorithms provide an efficient way to model and analyze percolation in a grid of sites.
Comparing Performance of Disjoint-Set Algorithms: Quick Union, Quick Find, and Weighted Quick Union
Disjoint-set data structures, commonly known as Union-Find, are fundamental data-structures in computer science for efficiently solving problems related to connectivity in graphs or set operations.