41 Community Requests
Segment Tree
Examples on how to implement segment tree data structure and use it to solve various problems.
requested by Dian Bakti 5
k-d tree/ k-dimensional tree
is a data structure used in computer science for organizing some number of points in a space with k dimensions. It is a binary search tree with other constraints imposed on it. K-d trees are very useful for range and nearest neighbor searches.
requested by Afraz Ahmad 110
Greedy Algorithms
It will be good if we add the example of the popular n-queens problem in this section
Evolutionary Algorithms
Evolutionary algorithm is a term used to describe computer-based problem solving systems which use computational models of evolutionary processes as key elements in their design and implementation. A variety of evolutionary algorithms have been proposed. The major ones are: GENETIC ALGORITHMs, EVOLUTIONARY PROGRAMMING, EVOLUTION STRATEGIEs, CLASSIFIER SYSTEMs, and GENETIC PROGRAMMING.
requested by kiner_shah 502
A-Priori algorithm
It's an algorithm for mining frequent item sets. It's designed to operate on databases containing transactions so that it can apply data mining on them and output valuable results.
requested by Isha Agarwal 47
Rename introduction topic
Can someone with enough rep please change the auto-generated introduction topic title by adding an 's' on the end? Currently, it is 'Getting Started with algorithm'.
requested by whybird 1,013
Randomized Algorithms
definition, complexity, applications - parallel to online algoritms, where randomized approaches deliver better Solutions than deterministic ones, I think there should be its own introduction and here we have more real applications: quicksort, randomized data structures ...
requested by kgoedde 92
When to use HashMap, LinkedHashMap, TreeMap ?
Here we can describe like when should i use hashmap, linkedhashmap, treemap. Same way we can describe it for list and set classes.
requested by Malav 303
Contributing Documentation
You can handle community requests for new topics and missing examples in the list on the left.
You can also directly create new topics below.
Learn more about...
Or...