Conjecture on the total cost of Quick-Find-Weighted
Conjecture on the total cost of Quick-Find-Weighted
Let denote the total cost of the Quick-Find-Weighted algorithm through its first mergers, and let denote convergence in . Quick-Find-Weighted cost conjecture.
The conjecture predicts a precise asymptotic constant for the total cost of Quick-Find-Weighted. The analogous result for Quick-Find-Biased, with limiting constant , is proved in the preceding theorem; the authors also expect a smaller variance for Quick-Find-Weighted but do not provide a proof.
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Philippe Chassaing and Regine Marchand, “Merging costs for the additive Marcus-Lushnikov process, and Union-Find algorithms”, arXiv:math/0406094 (2004).
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