The Expected Performance of Traversal Algorithms in Binary Trees
Keith Brinck
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Keith Brinck
Abstract
The paper compares expected performance measures for common traversal algorithms operating on threaded and unthreaded binary trees, under the assumption that the trees are selected from the distribution induced by random insertions. The results are shown to be similar to those derived in an earlier paper for binary trees selected from the uniform distribution.
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The paper compares expected performance measures for common traversal algorithms operating on threaded and unthreaded binary trees, under the assumption that the trees are selected from the distribution induced by random insertions. The results are shown to be similar to those derived in an earlier paper for binary trees selected from the uniform distribution.
Key concepts: Tree traversal, Binary search tree, Binary tree, Binary number, Random binary tree, Computer science, Weight-balanced tree, Algorithm