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Sorting algorithm based on recursive partitioning devised by Hoare (ACM Algorithm 63) with fast average case running time.
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Why %RSD of execution times, while sorting hundreds of arrays, is lower for larger arrays of...
While using bubblesort, insertsort and quicksort, I have observed that relative standard deviation (%RSD) of execution times, for five hundred arrays of the same size containing random integers, decreases …
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Why %RSD of execution times, while sorting hundreds of arrays, is lower for larger arrays of...
In the case of insertsort, the complexity (time) depends on the number of swaps performed during sorting. A kth element (k=1,2,3,...,n) in an array of size n, may require 0 to k swappings.
The execu …
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