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  • Fast Median Search

    Overview of algorithms to find the median in a list of values; implementations and links are also provided.

    ndevilla.free.fr

  • Ternary Search Trees

    Fast Algorithms for Sorting and Searching Strings - The original paper and examples by Jon Bentley and Robert Sedgewick.

    www.cs.princeton.edu

  • Common comparison sorts

    Explanation, algorithm analysis, empirical data, and source code for the bubble, heap, insertion, merge, quick, selection, and shell sorts.

    linux.wku.edu

  • Sequential and parallel sorting algorithms

    Description of sorting algorithms with examples

    www.iti.fh-flensburg.de

  • Discussion of Sorting Algorithms

    A web tutorial by Mark Baker.

    atschool.eduweb.co.uk

  • FlashSort

    Sorting by in place permutation with time complexity O(n) using an auxiliary vector. Papers, animations and implementations.

    www.neubert.net

  • WASA

    A Java implementation of the Wealthy Adaptative Search Algorithm, a constraint-solving algorithm using a stochastic approach. Sourceforge/GPL.

    wasa.sourceforge.net

  • Compact Guide to Sorting and Searching

    Algorithms and data structures. Source code in C and VB is included. Demonstration applets in Java.

    www.epaperpress.com

  • Postman's Sort

    A linear time general purpose sorting algorithm. Included is a description of the algorithm and downloadable executables for Windows computers.

    rrsd.com

  • Three Dimensional Bubble Sort

    A specification of a new 'bubble sort' in three or more dimesions, with illustrative images.

    www.magma.ca

  • Robsort Sorting Algorithm

    An O(n!) algorithm with downloads for Win98 and Unix platforms.

    www.robsort.org

  • Understanding SoundEx Algorithms

    Article describing and discussing the SoundEx searching algorithm and enhancements to make it more accurate. Includes SoundEx conversion form and Open licensed source code in C, JavaScript, and Perl.

    www.creativyst.com

  • Sorting Algorithm

    From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Classification, summaries of the popular sorting algorithms, links.

    en.wikipedia.org

  • Levenshtein Algorithm For Error-Tolerant Search

    Resources on the Levenshtein Algorithm for fault-tolerant search. Website contains online demos and efficient implementations.

    www.levenshtein.net

  • GNU libavl

    Details of this collection of binary search tree and balanced tree library routines by Ben Pfaff. Etext in HTML/PDF/PS and source distribution.

    www.stanford.edu

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