Introduction to Algorithms
Introduction to Algorithms
3rd Edition
ISBN: 9780262033848
Author: Thomas H. Cormen, Ronald L. Rivest, Charles E. Leiserson, Clifford Stein
Publisher: MIT Press
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Chapter 21, Problem 1P

(a)

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To finds the correct values in the extracted array of sequence 4,8,E,3,E,9,2,6,E,E,E,1,7,E,5 for off-line minimum problem.

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The EXTRACT-MIN algorithm is used to extract the minimum values from the cluster of number.

The INSERT algorithm is used to insert the value after the minimum value in the off-line minimum problem.

The algorithm takes the sequence of number and generates the corresponding values. The correct values in the extracted array are given in table below:

    INDEXVALUE
    14
    23
    32
    46
    58
    61

The algorithm picks the minimum from the sequence by considering the sequence and then it remove that value then add to the extracted array and the remaining keys are added to the old sequence by using insert algorithm.

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To argue the array extracted returned by OFF-LINE-MINIMUM is correct.

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The OFF-LINE-MINIMUM algorithm find the minimum number from the available sequence by using the extract min and then it add the remaining number to the sequence using insert operation.

The algorithm pick the smallest element from the available element then removed it from the sequence then it checks that the extracted value is minimum or not and combine the set of elements that needs to inserted in the sequence that is remaining elements other than min is combined to the original sequence.

Every iteration of the algorithm is extracted the minimum one by one and added to the extracted array until the last is extracted and stored to the array.

Therefore, the output returns from the algorithm is correct and have finite sequence.

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To describe the implementation of OFF-LINE-MINIMUM algorithm for disjoint set data structure and also gives a tight bound of the implementation.

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The algorithm pick the smallest element from the available element then removed it from the sequence then it checks that the extracted value is minimum or not and combine the set of elements that needs to inserted in the sequence that is remaining elements other than min is combined to the original sequence.

The implementation of the disjoint set of data structure through OFF-LINE-MINIMUM algorithm is given below:

Step 1: Select the disjoint sets.

Step 2: Check that l is the smallest value greater than j for Kl exists.

Step 3: Then add all the values of l for iterations of for loop into a linked list.

Step 4: Find the appropriate value of j using FIND-SET( i ).

Step 5: For every l there exist Kl so combine all the values of Kl with Kj and remove each l from the linked list whose Kl is already combined.

After removing l from the linked list it maintain the elements in O(1) time. The algorithm consists of for loop that runs n time and each time it takes constant amount of time that is O(n) .

For the every value of i the function finds the j using FIND-SET that takes times of total sequence, suppose the sequence need total η time to find the j having size n so it takes μ(n) time to find j .

Therefore, the total running time of the implementation of algorithm for disjoint set is O(nμ(n))

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