Introduction to Algorithms
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Explain the Fibonacci heapthat calls the FIB-HEAP-EXTRACT-MIN on the Fibonacci heap.
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As we already studied different algorithms associated with binary heap. In place of binary heap,now consider an n-ary heap. Re-write following algorithms and their time complexities based on theproperties of n-ary heap. (i) Parent (i)(ii) index of kth child of node i(iii) indices of leaf nodes(iv) Max-Heapify (A, i)
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Insert the values in set A into an initially empty binomial min-heap Show only the final tree.
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Prove Proposition : Sink-based heap construction uses fewer than 2N compares andfewer than N exchanges to construct a heap from N items
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