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the algorithmic problem of ordering a set of elements with respect to some ordering relation.
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How do I tell if a comparison network sorts?
Quoting your question:
I'm looking for a mathematical model/proof to verify this is a valid sorting network.
While D.W.' … a sorting network, and consider a network of size $n$. …
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Finding a segment which has equal number of segments before and after it
Note that equality checks of the form $x_t=b_i$ can be done by saving the sorting indices. …
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