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Algorithms Jordi Planes Escola Politècnica Superior Universitat de Lleida 2016

Syllabus What s been done Formal specification Computational Cost Transformation recursion iteration Divide and conquer Sorting Multiple call transformation

Syllabus What we ll do today Formal specification Computational Cost Transformation recursion iteration Divide and conquer Sorting Multiple call transformation

Divide and Conquer

Divide and Conquer The divide and conquer strategy solves a problem by: 1. Breaking it into subproblems 2. Recursively solving these subproblems 3. Appropriately combining their answers.

Sorting

Sorting How do you sort a set of play cards?

Sorting Give the pseudocode, find the computational cost and trace an example for:

Sorting Simple sorting Bubble sort Pancake sorting

Sorting No so Simple sorting Insertion sort Selection sort Heap sort

Sorting Divide and conquer Merge Sort Quick Sort

Merge sort m e r g e s o r t ( a : [ 1... n ] ) : i f n > 1 then return merge ( m e r g e s o r t ( [ 1... n / 2 ] ), m e r g e s o r t ( [ n / 2 + 1... n ] ) e l s e return a

Merge sort Exercises Design function merge( x, y ), where x and y are two sorted arrays, and returns the merging of them.

Merge sort Exercises Design function merge( x, y ), where x and y are two sorted arrays, and returns the merging of them. merge ( x [ 1... k ], y [ 1... l ] ) : i f k = 0 : return y [ 1... l ] i f l = 0 : return x [ 1... k ] i f x [ 1 ] y [ 1 ] : return x [ 1 ] + merge ( x [ 2... k ], y [ 1... l ] ) e l s e : return x [ 1 ] + merge ( x [ 1... k ], y [ 2... l ] )

Merge sort Find the computational cost and trace an example

Quick sort function q u i c k s o r t (A, lo, h i ) : i f l o < h i then p := p a r t i t i o n (A, lo, h i ) q u i c k s o r t (A, lo, p ) q u i c k s o r t (A, p + 1, h i )

Quick sort function p a r t i t i o n (A, lo, h i ) : p i v o t A[ h i ] i l o f o r j l o to h i 1 do i f A[ j ] <= p i v o t then swap ( A[ i ], A[ j ] ) i i + 1 swap ( A[ i ], A[ h i ] ) return i

Quick sort Find the computational cost and trace an example

Binary search function b i n a r y s e a r c h ( a, e l, lower, upper ) : i f l o w e r <= upper then mid ( l o w e r+upper )/2 i f e l = a [ mid ] return t r u e i f e l < a [ mid ] return b i n a r y s e a r c h ( a, e l, lower, mid 1 ) e l s e return b i n a r y s e a r c h ( a, e l, mid+1, upper ) return f a l s e

Binary search Find the computational cost and trace an example

Exercises Work in groups. Maximum sum subarray Compute median Remove duplicates from an array Find if exists index equals value (a[i] = i) Skyline Matrix multiplication

Transformation

Review Associative and conmutative: Tail call transformation. function i t e r a t i v e ( x ) i s a t r i v i a l ( x ) while not base c a s e ( x ) do a compute ( x, a ) x r e d u c e ( x ) return a Examples: addition, product

Review Not Associative or not conmutative: transformation using inverse. x = x while not base c a s e x = r e d u c e ( x ) a = t r i v i a l ( x ) while x x x = i n v e r s e r e d u c e ( x ) a = compute ( a, x ) return a Example: substraction

Review Not inverse: transformation usign stack. while not base c a s e push to s t a c k x r e d u c e ( x ) a = t r i v i a l ( x ) while s t a c k not empty a = compute ( a, top ) pop return a Example: integer division

Multiple recursion

Merge sort m e r g e s o r t ( a : [ 1... n ] ) : i f n > 1 then return merge ( m e r g e s o r t ( [ 1... n / 2 ] ), m e r g e s o r t ( [ n / 2 + 1... n ] ) e l s e return a

Merge sort transformation m e r g e s o r t ( a ) f o r a l l item i i n a push ( [ i ] ) while Q > 1 push ( merge ( pop ( ), pop ( ) ) ) return pop ( )

Quick sort transformation function q u i c k s o r t (A, lo, h i ) : i f l o < h i then p := p a r t i t i o n (A, lo, h i ) q u i c k s o r t (A, lo, p ) q u i c k s o r t (A, p + 1, h i )

Quick sort transformation function q u i c k s o r t (A : [ 1... n ] ) : push ( <1,n> ) while s t a c k not empty : <low, up> pop ( ) i f ( low < up ) then m ( low + up / 2) p a r t i t i o n ( A, low, up, m ) push ( <m, up> ) push ( <low,m 1>)

Exercises Find the recursive function and transform to iterative: 1. Binary tree height

Exercises Find the recursive function and transform to iterative: 1. Binary tree height function h e i g h t ( t r e e ) i s i f empty t r e e then return 0 return 1 + max( h e i g h t ( t r e e. l e f t ) h e i g h t ( t r e e. r i g h t ) ) )

Exercises Find the recursive function and transform to iterative: 1. Hanoi towers

Exercises Find the recursive function and transform to iterative: 1. Hanoi towers 1. move n 1 discs from A to B. This leaves disc n alone on peg A 2. move disc n from A to C 3. move n 1 discs from B to C so they sit on disc n