I wonder how many new algorithms were added, as the first 6 were really impressive: [WayBack] IDEA on Twitter: “Excited to announce the IDEA project – an ongoing series of nonverbal algorithm assembly instructions: https://t.co/zOAyfOAv3l… https://t.co/epQfBBdzdF”
- Site: [WayBack 1/WayBack 2] IDEA – nonverbal algorithm assembly instructions An ongoing series of nonverbal algorithm assembly instructions.
- Via: [WayBack] Trådecräft. – Kristian Köhntopp – Google+ and [WayBack] KVICK SÖRT – Kevlin Henney – Google+
- Related: [WayBack] IKEA Instructions by Mike Sacks / Illustration by Julian Sancton
While originally scheduling this, these were added:
- [WayBack] GIFT WRÄPPING
The gift wrapping algorithm is an algorithm for computing the convex hull of a set of points, the smallest area containing all points that has no inward-pointing dents. You get a similar result when putting a rubber band around some nails in the wall!
- [WayBack] KVICK SÖRT
Quicksort is an efficient sorting algorithm based on a divide and conquer approach. Choosing the dividing element at random is a good strategy to avoid bad worst-case runtime.
- [WayBack] BOGO SÖRT
Bogo sort, also known as stupid sort, is a simple, but highly inefficient sorting algorithm, which simply shuffles the elements until they are sorted.
- [WayBack] PUBLIK KEY KRYPTO
Public-key cryptography can be used for (at least) two purposes: A person’s public key can be used to send encrypted messages to the keys’ owner.
This in addition to the already existing ones:
- [WayBack] BINÄRY SEARCH
Binary search is a fast algorithm for finding the position of a value within a sorted array. It reflects the way people intuitively guess numbers by repeatedly asking Is your number bigger or smaller than x?
- [WayBack] MERGE SÖRT
Merge sort is a recursive sorting algorithm based on a divide and conquer approach.
- [WayBack] BÄLÄNCE TREE
An AVL tree is a datastructure which guarantees fast search, insertion, and deletion of items. It’s a self-balancing variant of the _binary search tree_.
- [WayBack] GRÅPH SKÄN
The graph scan algorithm traverses all reachable nodes in a graph. Its behaviour can be changed by plugging in different datastructures:
- [WayBack] ONE STRÖKE DRÅW
This page describes Fleury’s algorithm, an elegant method to find an Eulerian path in a graph — a path which visits every edge exactly once.
–jeroen
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