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What is the time complexity for the Find Min operation in a Fibonacci heap?
What is the time complexity for the Find Min operation in a Fibonacci heap?
- Θ(m Log n)
- O(Log n)
- Θ(1) (correct)
- O(n)
Which operation in Fibonacci heaps has the same time complexity as in binary heaps?
Which operation in Fibonacci heaps has the same time complexity as in binary heaps?
- Insert
- Merge
- Decrease-Key
- Delete Min (correct)
What is the significant difference between Fibonacci heaps and binomial heaps?
What is the significant difference between Fibonacci heaps and binomial heaps?
- Fibonacci heaps defer consolidation until next delete-min. (correct)
- Fibonacci heaps require eager consolidation.
- Binomial heaps allow trees of any shape.
- Both heaps are implemented using circular linked lists.
How is the memory of nodes represented in a Fibonacci heap?
How is the memory of nodes represented in a Fibonacci heap?
What is the time complexity for merging two Fibonacci heaps?
What is the time complexity for merging two Fibonacci heaps?
What is the primary characteristic of the trees within a Fibonacci heap?
What is the primary characteristic of the trees within a Fibonacci heap?
Which operation creates a new singleton tree in a Fibonacci heap?
Which operation creates a new singleton tree in a Fibonacci heap?
What does the rank of a node in a Fibonacci heap represent?
What does the rank of a node in a Fibonacci heap represent?
What occurs during the Delete Min operation of a Fibonacci heap?
What occurs during the Delete Min operation of a Fibonacci heap?
What is the time complexity for the Insert operation in a Fibonacci heap?
What is the time complexity for the Insert operation in a Fibonacci heap?
Which of the following operations would involve linking two trees in a Fibonacci heap?
Which of the following operations would involve linking two trees in a Fibonacci heap?
What does the term 'marks' refer to in the context of Fibonacci heaps?
What does the term 'marks' refer to in the context of Fibonacci heaps?
What is the purpose of the find-min operation in a Fibonacci heap?
What is the purpose of the find-min operation in a Fibonacci heap?
What is the first step in the Heap Sort process after establishing a Max Heap?
What is the first step in the Heap Sort process after establishing a Max Heap?
What indicates a violation of the Max Heap property during the Heap Sort process?
What indicates a violation of the Max Heap property during the Heap Sort process?
What should be done if the Max Heap property is violated during sorting?
What should be done if the Max Heap property is violated during sorting?
After swapping the first and the last nodes, what must be done next?
After swapping the first and the last nodes, what must be done next?
In the process of building a Max Heap, if you encounter the array [4, 10, 3, 5, 1], what is the first step?
In the process of building a Max Heap, if you encounter the array [4, 10, 3, 5, 1], what is the first step?
What should be done with the last node in order to maintain heap properties after a swap?
What should be done with the last node in order to maintain heap properties after a swap?
When rebuilding the Max Heap after a swap, which arrangement should the nodes satisfy?
When rebuilding the Max Heap after a swap, which arrangement should the nodes satisfy?
During the Heap Sort process, the array is being sorted in which order?
During the Heap Sort process, the array is being sorted in which order?
What is the first step in the Heap Sort algorithm?
What is the first step in the Heap Sort algorithm?
Which operation is performed repeatedly during the Heap Sort process?
Which operation is performed repeatedly during the Heap Sort process?
How does the time complexity of Heap Sort relate to the number of elements, n?
How does the time complexity of Heap Sort relate to the number of elements, n?
What does the MAX-HEAPIFY operation ensure?
What does the MAX-HEAPIFY operation ensure?
What is the purpose of the exchange operation in Heap Sort?
What is the purpose of the exchange operation in Heap Sort?
In the context of Heap Sort, what does the term 'heap-size' refer to?
In the context of Heap Sort, what does the term 'heap-size' refer to?
Which algorithmic notation describes the cost of BUILD-MAX-HEAP?
Which algorithmic notation describes the cost of BUILD-MAX-HEAP?
During which step is the largest element reassigned in the Heap Sort process?
During which step is the largest element reassigned in the Heap Sort process?
What distinguishes a binomial heap from a regular heap?
What distinguishes a binomial heap from a regular heap?
What factor contributes to the logarithmic nature of the heap operations?
What factor contributes to the logarithmic nature of the heap operations?
What is the maximum number of children each node can have in a binary heap?
What is the maximum number of children each node can have in a binary heap?
Which of the following statements about heap sort is true?
Which of the following statements about heap sort is true?
In what scenario would the sorted array from a heap sort be in ascending order?
In what scenario would the sorted array from a heap sort be in ascending order?
What would happen if MAX-HEAPIFY was not called after an exchange in Heap Sort?
What would happen if MAX-HEAPIFY was not called after an exchange in Heap Sort?
What is the first step in applying heap sort to the elements 19, 7, 16, 1, 14, 17?
What is the first step in applying heap sort to the elements 19, 7, 16, 1, 14, 17?
After creating the Max-heap, which element is typically swapped and removed to continue sorting?
After creating the Max-heap, which element is typically swapped and removed to continue sorting?
In the heap sort process, why is the last element removed after each swap?
In the heap sort process, why is the last element removed after each swap?
What structure is formed after the initial arrangement of the elements 19, 7, 16, 1, 14, and 17?
What structure is formed after the initial arrangement of the elements 19, 7, 16, 1, 14, and 17?
What happens to the Max-heap after the first few steps of heap sort are completed with the elements 1, 7, 14, 16, 17, and 19?
What happens to the Max-heap after the first few steps of heap sort are completed with the elements 1, 7, 14, 16, 17, and 19?
What is the final sorted array of the elements 19, 7, 16, 1, 14, and 17 after completing the heap sort process?
What is the final sorted array of the elements 19, 7, 16, 1, 14, and 17 after completing the heap sort process?
During the process of heap sort, what does the 'swap' operation ensure?
During the process of heap sort, what does the 'swap' operation ensure?
What is the result of the heap sort when initially applied on the elements 4, 10, 3, 5, 1?
What is the result of the heap sort when initially applied on the elements 4, 10, 3, 5, 1?
When the last element is removed during the heap sort, which important property must be maintained?
When the last element is removed during the heap sort, which important property must be maintained?
What structure do the elements of a Max-heap represent in terms of parent-child relationships?
What structure do the elements of a Max-heap represent in terms of parent-child relationships?
How do you ensure you are at the correct node to swap when removing elements from the Max-heap?
How do you ensure you are at the correct node to swap when removing elements from the Max-heap?
What is the main advantage of using heap sort compared to other sorting algorithms?
What is the main advantage of using heap sort compared to other sorting algorithms?
What is the visual representation of elements after the Max-heap is created for the values 19, 7, 16, 1, 14, and 17?
What is the visual representation of elements after the Max-heap is created for the values 19, 7, 16, 1, 14, and 17?
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Fibonacci Heaps
- A Fibonacci heap is a collection of min heap-ordered trees, where each parent node is smaller than its children.
- Operates with a pointer to the minimum element, allowing find-min operations in constant time (O(1)).
- Contains marked nodes, which come into play during the decrease key operation.
- The trees in a Fibonacci heap are unordered but rooted.
Key Notations
- n: Total number of nodes in the heap.
- rank(x) or degree(x): Number of children of node x.
- rank(H): Maximum rank of any node in heap H.
- trees(H): Total number of trees in heap H.
- marks(H): Total number of marked nodes in heap H.
Fibonacci Heap Operations
- Insert: Create a new singleton tree and add it to the root list, updating the minimum pointer if needed (O(1)).
- Link: Connect a larger root as a child to a smaller root.
- Delete Min: Remove the minimum element, meld its children into the root list, and consolidate trees without repeated ranks.
- Decrease Key: Mark a node and adjust the heap accordingly.
- Union: Combine two heaps into one.
- Delete: Remove a specific node from the heap.
Performance Summary
- Find Min: Θ(1)
- Delete Min: O(log n)
- Insert: Θ(1)
- Decrease Key: Θ(1)
- Merge: Θ(1)
Memory Representation
- Roots of all trees are linked for fast access.
- Child nodes are connected in a circular doubly linked list.
- Each tree of degree n has at least F(n+2) nodes, where F is the Fibonacci sequence.
- Advantages include O(1) time complexity for node deletion and list concatenation.
Heap Sort
- Algorithm: Heap sort is performed by building a max heap, then repeatedly removing the largest element and reconstructing the heap.
- Steps include:
- Create a binary tree from elements.
- Transform the tree into a max heap.
- Swap the root with the last node and remove it, adjusting the heap.
- The entire array is sorted by continuously removing the largest element.
Heap Sort Complexity
- Building Max Heap: O(n)
- Max Heapify: O(log n)
- Overall: O(n log n) for the sorting process.
Binomial Heap
- A binomial heap consists of multiple binomial trees, each with specific properties, facilitating efficient merging of heaps.
Usage of Fibonacci Heaps
- Originally devised to enhance Dijkstra's shortest path algorithm, reducing time complexity from O(E log V) to O(E + V log V).
- Optimized by delaying tree consolidation until the next delete-min operation, allowing more flexibility compared to binomial heaps.
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