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Day-Stout-Warren algorithm

Day-Stout-Warren algorithm proper noun: a method for efficiently balancing a binary search tree.

Proper noun

the Day-Stout-Warren algorithm

  1. A method for efficiently balancing a binary search tree.

Origin of Day-Stout-Warren algorithm

Designed by Quentin F. Stout and Bette Warren in a 1986 paper, based on work done by Colin Day in 1976.

Questions about Day-Stout-Warren algorithm

What does Day-Stout-Warren algorithm mean?
Day-Stout-Warren algorithm means a method for efficiently balancing a binary search tree.
What part of speech is Day-Stout-Warren algorithm?
Day-Stout-Warren algorithm is a proper noun.

Words near Day-Stout-Warren algorithm in the dictionary

  1. day-over-day
  2. day-peep
  3. day-scholar
  4. day-scholars
  5. day-sight
  6. Day-Stout-Warren algorithm
  7. day-time
  8. day-to-day
  9. day-to-night
  10. day-trade
  11. day-traded

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