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[fortunatelycoldengineer]

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[otogariado]

was taking an algorithms analysis class and made this joke to my seatmate

[myprogrammingsolver]

Assignment 02 Solution

Implement Shellsort which reverts to insertion sort. (Use the increment sequence 7, 3, 1). Create a plot for the total number of comparisons made in the sorting the data for both cases (insertion sort phase and shell sort phase). Explain why Shellshort is more effective than Insertion sort in this case. Also, discuss results for the relative (physical wall clock) time taken when using (i)…

[phungthaihy]

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[fortunatelycoldengineer]

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[lightkrets312]

for an explanation of odd-even and shellsort, by the way:

Odd-Even looks at pairs of numbers in an line (1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8), sees if they're in order, and flips them if they're not.

Then it alternates (1, 2-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8), checks if those are in order, and flips those if not.

It then goes back and forth until all the numbers are in sequential order.

Shellsort is more complicated but fun to watch a computer do.

This one compares numbers that are x distance apart and swaps those if they're not in sequential order.

X is usually however many numbers you're organizing, divided by two. Ignore the decimal (round down) if you get one.

When you get to the end of the line, divide X by two again (round down if needed) and do another pass. Keep going until you get to an X of one, then just keep passing through until it's sorted.

If you wanna be real fancy, when you do a successful swap and can go x backwards, you can check those numbers to see if they need to be swapped.

(actually you usually do backtrack while doing Shellsort, though this seems to be debatable.)

Honorary Mention: Comb Sort, which is like Shellsort but less cool in my opinion, and also I don't know how it works well enough to explain it.

Genuinely in love with it systems that incorporate structured randomness. Just a system that doesn't involve math or division, just wild and off-the wall guessing that's given a few rules for direction. No gods, no kings, just a computer playing with the logical equivalent of silly string.

[myprogrammingsolver]

Assignment 02 Solution

Implement Shellsort which reverts to insertion sort. (Use the increment sequence 7, 3, 1). Create a table (or preferably, a plot) for the total number of comparisons made in the sorting the data for both cases (insertion sort phase and shell sort phase). Explain why Shellshort is more effective than Insertion sort in this case.   The Kendall Tau distance is a variant of the “number of…

[programmingsolver]

Homework #2 Solution

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Implement Shellsort which reverts to insertion sort. (Use the increment sequence 7, 3, 1). Create a table or a plot for the total

number of comparisons made in the sorting the data for both cases (insertion sort phase and shell sort phase). Explain why Shellshort is more effective than Insertion sort in this case.

The Kendall Tau distance is a variant of the “number of inversions”…

[trans-sweden]

True or False5.1 All recursive functions efficiently solve the problem. 5.2 A f

True or False5.1 All recursive functions efficiently solve the problem. 5.2 A f

True or False5.1 All recursive functions efficiently solve the problem. 5.2 A function that calls itself repeatedly with different argument values is called recursive. 5.3 Median-of-three partitioning effectively eliminates the problem of O(N2) performance for already-sorted data. 5.4 A good interval sequence for the Shellsort is created by repeatedly dividing the array size in half. For example,…

[felord]

ECE573-Homework 2- Shellsort which reverts to insertion sort Solved

[fortunatelycoldengineer]

Array v/s Linked List . . . . for more information http://bit.ly/3M6tURT check the above link

[lightkrets312]

I saw a video involving "exchange bogosort" which is basically bogosort (randomly mix a set of numbers and check to see if they're in order) but it just organizes two random numbers in the list at a time.

That automatically became one of my favorites, alongside odd-even and shellsort

Genuinely in love with it systems that incorporate structured randomness. Just a system that doesn't involve math or division, just wild and off-the wall guessing that's given a few rules for direction. No gods, no kings, just a computer playing with the logical equivalent of silly string.

[fortunatelycoldengineer]

Stack v/s Queue . . . . for more information http://bit.ly/3G1LPFl check the above link

[fortunatelycoldengineer]

Shell sort algorithm . . . . for more information http://bit.ly/3nyvsKm check the above link

[felord]

ECE573-Homework 2- Shellsort which reverts to insertion sort Solved