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Fast incremental sort
Update: Continued in this post. I recently came across the need for an incremental sorting algorithm, and started to wonder how to do it optimally. The incremental sorting problem is described here, and is an “online” version of partial sort. That is, if you have already sorted elements, you should be able to quickly sort elements, and so on. Use Cases Incremental sorts can be useful for a number
GitHub - BonzaiThePenguin/WikiSort: Fast and stable sort algorithm that uses O(1) memory. Public domain.
WikiSort is an implementation of "block merge sort", which is a stable merge sort based on the work described in "Ratio based stable in-place merging", by Pok-Son Kim and Arne Kutzner [PDF]. It's generally as fast as a standard merge sort while using O(1) memory, and can be modified to use additional memory optionally provided to it which can further improve its speed. C, C++, and Java versions ar
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