algorithm - complexity of Bucket sort (uniform keys) -


The following table describes integer sorting algorithms and other sorting algorithms, which are not comparative. As such, they are not limited by an \ Omega (n \ log n) bottom bound. To sort the complexities below, n items are taken for sorting the range of numbers, the size k, the size of the digits, and the r. Many of them are based on the assumption that the key size is large enough that all the entries have unique key values, and that's why & lt; & Lt; 2k, where & lt; & Lt; Means "less than that."

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what Does KB mean for Bucket Sort (Uniform Keys)?

What does R mean for the bucket sort (integer key)?

Why are they different?

Why is complexity influenced by a range of serial numbers?


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