Exercises
- In a jump search algorithm, the optimum number of jumps required to attain the minimum cost of comparisons is, where n is the length of the input vector. Can you derive it? Also, what is the cost of comparison for the worst case, when the number of jumps is .
- Evaluate the cost of searching an unsorted and a sorted (sorting based on frequency) vector, where each element has an equal probability of being accessed during the search operation, under the following conditions:
- pi = 1/n, where i is the element in the given vector
- pi = 1/n2, where ...
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