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P B N P P: Bucketsort (L, P) P

This document contains pseudocode and analysis of the time complexity of Radix Sort. It shows the code for the Radix Sort algorithm, which sorts elements based on individual digits of their keys using bucket sort. The overall time complexity of Radix Sort is O(w(n+b)) where w is the maximum key length, n is the number of elements, and b is the number of buckets. Bucket sort takes O(n+b) time per pass through the digits. The document also provides the code and analysis for operations like head/tail removal and insertion on the linked lists used, each taking O(1) time.

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P B N P P: Bucketsort (L, P) P

This document contains pseudocode and analysis of the time complexity of Radix Sort. It shows the code for the Radix Sort algorithm, which sorts elements based on individual digits of their keys using bucket sort. The overall time complexity of Radix Sort is O(w(n+b)) where w is the maximum key length, n is the number of elements, and b is the number of buckets. Bucket sort takes O(n+b) time per pass through the digits. The document also provides the code and analysis for operations like head/tail removal and insertion on the linked lists used, each taking O(1) time.

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Data Structures Lecture 8

CS 3613 Radix Sort Time Complexity

Line Code Cost


1 void Radix::SortMgr(istream& i,ostream& o ) 0
2 { List L; 0
3 L.Scan(i); 0
4 L.Print(o,"Unsorted List"); 0
5 int p=L.Longest()-1; 2
6 while (p>=0;){ p
7 BucketSort(L,p); p (13n + 14b + 2)
8 p--; p
9 } 1
10 L.Print(o,"Sorted List"); 0
11 } 0
T ( n) = p(13n + 14b + 2) + 2 p + 3

Line Code Cost


1 void Radix::BucketSort(List& L,int p) 0
2 { List B[256]; 0
3 while (!L.IsEmpty()) { n
4 Element* e=L.HeadRemove(); 4n
5 if (e->Length()<p +1) { 2n
6 B[0].TailInsert(e); 4n
7 } else { 0
8 char b =e->id[p]; 2n
9 B[b].TailInsert(e); 4n
10 } 0
11 } 0
12 int a=0; 1
13 while (a<256) { b
14 L.Join(B[a]); 12b
14 a++; b
16 } 1
17 } 0
T ( n ) = 13n + 14b + 2

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Data Structures Lecture 8
CS 3613 Radix Sort Time Complexity

Line Code Cost


1 Element* List::HeadRemove(void) 0
2 { Element* e=head; 1
3 if (head==tail) { 1
4 head=tail=0; 2
5 } else { 0
6 head=head->next; 2
7 } 0
8 return e; 0
9 } 0
T ( n) = 4

Line Code Cost


1 void List::TailInsert(Element* e) 0
2 { if (head) { 0
3 tail->next=e; 2
4 } else { 0
5 head=e; 1
6 } 0
7 tail=e; 1
8 e->next=0; 2
9 } 0
T ( n) = 4

Line Code Cost


1 void List::Join(List& L)
2 { if ( L.IsEmpty() && IsEmpty()) return; 2
3 if ( L.IsEmpty() && !IsEmpty()) return; 3
4 if (!L.IsEmpty() && IsEmpty()) { 3
5 head=L.head; tail=L.tail; 2
6 cursor=L.cursor; longest=L.longest; 2
7 L.head=L.tail=L.cursor=0; 3
L.longest=0; 1
8 }
9 if (!L.IsEmpty() && !IsEmpty()) { 4
10 tail->next=L.head; 3
11 tail=L.tail; 1
12 L.head=L.tail=L.cursor=0; 3
L.longest=0; 1
13 }
14 }
T ( n) = 12

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