Distribution driven binary tree balancing with R-trees
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Abstract
A binary tree built by comparisons to theoretical rather than actual values can be balanced while it is being built, resulting in a BST the balance of which depends upon the distribution of the values rather than the order.
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Knuth, Donald E., The Art of Computer Proframmin~ Vol 3/Searchinf and Sortin~ Addison-Wesley, Reading, Mass., 1973.
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Kntse, Robert L., Data Structures andProm'am Desimx. 2rid Editk~ Pren6ce-Han, Englewood Cti~ Nj~ 198'7.
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- Distribution driven binary tree balancing with R-trees
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