Non-Adaptive Data Structure Bounds For Dynamic Predecessor Search
Document Type
Paper
Publication Date
2017
Published In
Electronic Colloquium On Computational Complexity
Abstract
In this work, we continue the examination of the role non-adaptivity} plays in maintaining dynamic data structures, initiated by Brody and Larsen [BL15].. We consider nonadaptive data structures for predecessor search in the w-bit cell probe model. Predecessor search is one of the most well-studied data structure problems. For this problem, using non-adaptivity comes at a steep price. We provide exponential cell probe complexity separations between (i) adaptive and non-adaptive data structures and (ii) non-adaptive and memoryless data structures for predecessor search.
Keywords
dynamic data structures, encoding, Predecessor Search
Recommended Citation
Joseph W. Boninger , '16; Joshua Brody; and Owen Kephart , '18.
(2017).
"Non-Adaptive Data Structure Bounds For Dynamic Predecessor Search".
Electronic Colloquium On Computational Complexity.
Issue 50.
https://works.swarthmore.edu/fac-comp-sci/99