AbstractThe complexity of selection is analyzed for two sets, X + Y and matrices with sorted columns. Algorithms are presented that run in time which depends nontrivially on the rank k of the element to be selected and which is sublinear with respect to set cardinality. Identical bounds are also shown for the problem of ranking elements in these sets, and all bounds are shown to be optimal to within a constant multiplicative factor
The number of comparisons required to select the i-th smallest of n numbers is shown to be at most a...
AbstractThe paper contains the complete results for the complexity of the following three selection ...
Sequential selection has been solved in linear time by Blum e.a. Running this algorithm on a prob...
AbstractThe complexity of selection is analyzed for two sets, X + Y and matrices with sorted columns...
AbstractLet X and Y be two sorted n-vectors and A = X + Y be an n×n matrix with sorted rows and colu...
We present a parallel algorithm running in time O(logmlog*m(logm+log(nm))) time and O(mlog(nm)) oper...
Let X[0 . . n - 1] and Y[0 . . m - 1] be two sorted arrays, and define the m x n matrix A by A[j][i]...
Classical problems of sorting and searching assume an underlying linear ordering of the objects bein...
AbstractWe consider the computational complexity of some problems dealing with matrix rank. Let E, S...
AbstractIn this paper we apply the selection and optimization technique of Frederickson and Johnson ...
We consider the computational complexity of some problems dealing with matrix rank. Let E, S be subs...
A large body of work studies the complexity of selecting the j-th largest element in an arbitrary se...
AbstractOne of the best studied problems in combinatorial search theory concerns the selection of th...
AbstractWe identify a class of problems, called controlled selection problems, and study their compl...
We use soft heaps to obtain simpler optimal algorithms for selecting the k-th smallest item, and the...
The number of comparisons required to select the i-th smallest of n numbers is shown to be at most a...
AbstractThe paper contains the complete results for the complexity of the following three selection ...
Sequential selection has been solved in linear time by Blum e.a. Running this algorithm on a prob...
AbstractThe complexity of selection is analyzed for two sets, X + Y and matrices with sorted columns...
AbstractLet X and Y be two sorted n-vectors and A = X + Y be an n×n matrix with sorted rows and colu...
We present a parallel algorithm running in time O(logmlog*m(logm+log(nm))) time and O(mlog(nm)) oper...
Let X[0 . . n - 1] and Y[0 . . m - 1] be two sorted arrays, and define the m x n matrix A by A[j][i]...
Classical problems of sorting and searching assume an underlying linear ordering of the objects bein...
AbstractWe consider the computational complexity of some problems dealing with matrix rank. Let E, S...
AbstractIn this paper we apply the selection and optimization technique of Frederickson and Johnson ...
We consider the computational complexity of some problems dealing with matrix rank. Let E, S be subs...
A large body of work studies the complexity of selecting the j-th largest element in an arbitrary se...
AbstractOne of the best studied problems in combinatorial search theory concerns the selection of th...
AbstractWe identify a class of problems, called controlled selection problems, and study their compl...
We use soft heaps to obtain simpler optimal algorithms for selecting the k-th smallest item, and the...
The number of comparisons required to select the i-th smallest of n numbers is shown to be at most a...
AbstractThe paper contains the complete results for the complexity of the following three selection ...
Sequential selection has been solved in linear time by Blum e.a. Running this algorithm on a prob...