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Heapsort can be thought of as an improved selection sort: like selection sort, heapsort divides its input into a sorted and an unsorted region, and it ... Heapsort FromWikipedia,thefreeencyclopedia Jumptonavigation Jumptosearch Asortingalgorithmwhichusestheheapdatastructure HeapsortArunofheapsortsortinganarrayofrandomlypermutedvalues.Inthefirststageofthealgorithmthearrayelementsarereorderedtosatisfytheheapproperty.Beforetheactualsortingtakesplace,theheaptreestructureisshownbrieflyforillustration.ClassSortingalgorithmDatastructureArrayWorst-caseperformance O ( n log ⁡ n ) {\displaystyleO(n\logn)} Best-caseperformance O ( n log ⁡ n ) {\displaystyleO(n\logn)} (distinctkeys)or O ( n ) {\displaystyleO(n)} (equalkeys)Averageperformance O ( n log ⁡ n ) {\displaystyleO(n\logn)} Worst-casespacecomplexity O ( n ) {\displaystyleO(n)} total O ( 1 ) {\displaystyleO(1)} auxiliary Incomputerscience,heapsortisacomparison-basedsortingalgorithm.Heapsortcanbethoughtofasanimprovedselectionsort:likeselectionsort,heapsortdividesitsinputintoasortedandanunsortedregion,andititerativelyshrinkstheunsortedregionbyextractingthelargestelementfromitandinsertingitintothesortedregion.Unlikeselectionsort,heapsortdoesnotwastetimewithalinear-timescanoftheunsortedregion;rather,heapsortmaintainstheunsortedregioninaheapdatastructuretomorequicklyfindthelargestelementineachstep.[1] Althoughsomewhatslowerinpracticeonmostmachinesthanawell-implementedquicksort,ithastheadvantageofamorefavorableworst-caseO(nlogn)runtime.Heapsortisanin-placealgorithm,butitisnotastablesort. HeapsortwasinventedbyJ.W.J.Williamsin1964.[2]Thiswasalsothebirthoftheheap,presentedalreadybyWilliamsasausefuldatastructureinitsownright.[3]Inthesameyear,RobertW.Floydpublishedanimprovedversionthatcouldsortanarrayin-place,continuinghisearlierresearchintothetreesortalgorithm.[3] Contents 1Overview 2Algorithm 2.1Pseudocode 3Variations 3.1Floyd'sheapconstruction 3.2Bottom-upheapsort 3.3Othervariations 4Comparisonwithothersorts 5Example 5.1Buildtheheap 5.2Sorting 6Notes 7References 8Externallinks Overview[edit] Theheapsortalgorithmcanbedividedintotwoparts. Inthefirststep,aheapisbuiltoutofthedata(seeBinaryheap§ Buildingaheap).Theheapisoftenplacedinanarraywiththelayoutofacompletebinarytree.Thecompletebinarytreemapsthebinarytreestructureintothearrayindices;eacharrayindexrepresentsanode;theindexofthenode'sparent,leftchildbranch,orrightchildbrancharesimpleexpressions.Forazero-basedarray,therootnodeisstoredatindex0;ifiistheindexofthecurrentnode,then iParent(i)=floor((i-1)/2)wherefloorfunctionsmaparealnumbertothelargestleadinginteger. iLeftChild(i)=2*i+1 iRightChild(i)=2*i+2 Inthesecondstep,asortedarrayiscreatedbyrepeatedlyremovingthelargestelementfromtheheap(therootoftheheap),andinsertingitintothearray.Theheapisupdatedaftereachremovaltomaintaintheheapproperty.Onceallobjectshavebeenremovedfromtheheap,theresultisasortedarray. Heapsortcanbeperformedinplace.Thearraycanbesplitintotwoparts,thesortedarrayandtheheap.Thestorageofheapsasarraysisdiagrammedhere.Theheap'sinvariantispreservedaftereachextraction,sotheonlycostisthatofextraction. Algorithm[edit] Theheapsortalgorithminvolvespreparingthelistbyfirstturningitintoamaxheap.Thealgorithmthenrepeatedlyswapsthefirstvalueofthelistwiththelastvalue,decreasingtherangeofvaluesconsideredintheheapoperationbyone,andsiftingthenewfirstvalueintoitspositionintheheap.Thisrepeatsuntiltherangeofconsideredvaluesisonevalueinlength. Thestepsare: CallthebuildMaxHeap()functiononthelist.Alsoreferredtoasheapify(),thisbuildsaheapfromalistin O ( n ) {\displaystyleO(n)} operations. Swapthefirstelementofthelistwiththefinalelement.Decreasetheconsideredrangeofthelistbyone. CallthesiftDown()functiononthelisttosiftthenewfirstelementtoitsappropriateindexintheheap. Gotostep(2)unlesstheconsideredrangeofthelistisoneelement. ThebuildMaxHeap()operationisrunonce,andisO(n)inperformance.ThesiftDown()functionisO(logn),andiscalledntimes.Therefore,theperformanceofthisalgorithmisO(n+nlogn)=O(nlogn). Pseudocode[edit] Thefollowingisasimplewaytoimplementthealgorithminpseudocode.Arraysarezero-basedandswapisusedtoexchangetwoelementsofthearray.Movement'down'meansfromtheroottowardstheleaves,orfromlowerindicestohigher.Notethatduringthesort,thelargestelementisattherootoftheheapata[0],whileattheendofthesort,thelargestelementisina[end]. procedureheapsort(a,count)is input:anunorderedarrayaoflengthcount (Buildtheheapinarrayasothatlargestvalueisattheroot) heapify(a,count) (Thefollowingloopmaintainstheinvariantsthata[0:end]isaheapandeveryelement beyondendisgreaterthaneverythingbeforeit(soa[end:count]isinsortedorder)) end←count-1 whileend>0do (a[0]istherootandlargestvalue.Theswapmovesitinfrontofthesortedelements.) swap(a[end],a[0]) (theheapsizeisreducedbyone) end←end-1 (theswapruinedtheheapproperty,sorestoreit) siftDown(a,0,end) Thesortingroutineusestwosubroutines,heapifyandsiftDown.Theformeristhecommonin-placeheapconstructionroutine,whilethelatterisacommonsubroutineforimplementingheapify. (Putelementsof'a'inheaporder,in-place) procedureheapify(a,count)is (startisassignedtheindexin'a'ofthelastparentnode) (thelastelementina0-basedarrayisatindexcount-1;findtheparentofthatelement) start←iParent(count-1) whilestart≥0do (siftdownthenodeatindex'start'totheproperplacesuchthatallnodesbelow thestartindexareinheaporder) siftDown(a,start,count-1) (gotothenextparentnode) start←start-1 (aftersiftingdowntherootallnodes/elementsareinheaporder) (Repairtheheapwhoserootelementisatindex'start',assumingtheheapsrootedatitschildrenarevalid) proceduresiftDown(a,start,end)is root←start whileiLeftChild(root)≤enddo(Whiletheroothasatleastonechild) child←iLeftChild(root)(Leftchildofroot) swap←root(Keepstrackofchildtoswapwith) ifa[swap]start parent :=iParent(child) ifa[parent]0do (a[0]istherootandlargestvalue.Theswapmovesitinfrontofthesortedelements.) swap(a[end],a[0]) (rebuildtheheapusingsiftUpaftertheswapruinstheheapproperty) heapify(a,end) (reducetheheapsizebyone) end←end-1 Variations[edit] Floyd'sheapconstruction[edit] Themostimportantvariationtothebasicalgorithm,whichisincludedinallpracticalimplementations,isaheap-constructionalgorithmbyFloydwhichrunsinO(n)timeandusessiftdownratherthansiftup,avoidingtheneedtoimplementsiftupatall. Ratherthanstartingwithatrivialheapandrepeatedlyaddingleaves,Floyd'salgorithmstartswiththeleaves,observingthattheyaretrivialbutvalidheapsbythemselves,andthenaddsparents.Startingwithelementn/2andworkingbackwards,eachinternalnodeismadetherootofavalidheapbysiftingdown.Thelaststepissiftingdownthefirstelement,afterwhichtheentirearrayobeystheheapproperty. Theworst-casenumberofcomparisonsduringtheFloyd'sheap-constructionphaseofheapsortisknowntobeequalto2n−2s2(n)−e2(n),wheres2(n)isthenumberof1bitsinthebinaryrepresentationofnande2(n)isnumberoftrailing0bits.[5] ThestandardimplementationofFloyd'sheap-constructionalgorithmcausesalargenumberofcachemissesoncethesizeofthedataexceedsthatoftheCPUcache.[6]: 87 Muchbetterperformanceonlargedatasetscanbeobtainedbymergingindepth-firstorder,combiningsubheapsassoonaspossible,ratherthancombiningallsubheapsononelevelbeforeproceedingtotheoneabove.[7][8] Bottom-upheapsort[edit] Bottom-upheapsortisavariantwhichreducesthenumberofcomparisonsrequiredbyasignificantfactor.Whileordinaryheapsortrequires2nlog2n+O(n)comparisonsworst-caseandonaverage,[9]thebottom-upvariantrequiresnlog2n+O(1)comparisonsonaverage,[9]and1.5nlog2n+O(n)intheworstcase.[10] Ifcomparisonsarecheap(e.g.integerkeys)thenthedifferenceisunimportant,[11]astop-downheapsortcomparesvaluesthathavealreadybeenloadedfrommemory.If,however,comparisonsrequireafunctioncallorothercomplexlogic,thenbottom-upheapsortisadvantageous. ThisisaccomplishedbyimprovingthesiftDownprocedure.Thechangeimprovesthelinear-timeheap-buildingphasesomewhat,[12]butismoresignificantinthesecondphase.Likeordinaryheapsort,eachiterationofthesecondphaseextractsthetopoftheheap,a[0],andfillsthegapitleaveswitha[end],thensiftsthislatterelementdowntheheap.Butthiselementcomesfromthelowestleveloftheheap,meaningitisoneofthesmallestelementsintheheap,sothesift-downwilllikelytakemanystepstomoveitbackdown.[13]Inordinaryheapsort,eachstepofthesift-downrequirestwocomparisons,tofindtheminimumofthreeelements:thenewnodeanditstwochildren. Bottom-upheapsortinsteadfindsthepathoflargestchildrentotheleaflevelofthetree(asifitwereinserting−∞)usingonlyonecomparisonperlevel.Putanotherway,itfindsaleafwhichhasthepropertythatitandallofitsancestorsaregreaterthanorequaltotheirsiblings.(Intheabsenceofequalkeys,thisleafisunique.)Then,fromthisleaf,itsearchesupward(usingonecomparisonperlevel)forthecorrectpositioninthatpathtoinserta[end].Thisisthesamelocationasordinaryheapsortfinds,andrequiresthesamenumberofexchangestoperformtheinsert,butfewercomparisonsarerequiredtofindthatlocation.[10] Becauseitgoesallthewaytothebottomandthencomesbackup,itiscalledheapsortwithbouncebysomeauthors.[14] functionleafSearch(a,i,end)is j←i whileiRightChild(j)≤enddo (Determinewhichofj'stwochildrenisthegreater) ifa[iRightChild(j)]>a[iLeftChild(j)]then j←iRightChild(j) else j←iLeftChild(j) (Atthelastlevel,theremightbeonlyonechild) ifiLeftChild(j)≤endthen j←iLeftChild(j) returnj ThereturnvalueoftheleafSearchisusedinthemodifiedsiftDownroutine:[10] proceduresiftDown(a,i,end)is j←leafSearch(a,i,end) whilea[i]>a[j]do j←iParent(j) x←a[j] a[j]←a[i] whilej>ido swapx,a[iParent(j)] j←iParent(j) Bottom-upheapsortwasannouncedasbeatingquicksort(withmedian-of-threepivotselection)onarraysofsize≥16000.[9] A2008re-evaluationofthisalgorithmshowedittobenofasterthanordinaryheapsortforintegerkeys,presumablybecausemodernbranchpredictionnullifiesthecostofthepredictablecomparisonswhichbottom-upheapsortmanagestoavoid.[11] Afurtherrefinementdoesabinarysearchinthepathtotheselectedleaf,andsortsinaworstcaseof(n+1)(log2(n+1)+log2log2(n+1)+1.82)+O(log2n)comparisons,approachingtheinformation-theoreticlowerboundofnlog2n−1.4427ncomparisons.[15] Avariantwhichusestwoextrabitsperinternalnode(n−1bitstotalforann-elementheap)tocacheinformationaboutwhichchildisgreater(twobitsarerequiredtostorethreecases:left,right,andunknown)[12]useslessthannlog2n+1.1ncompares.[16] Othervariations[edit] Ternaryheapsortusesaternaryheapinsteadofabinaryheap;thatis,eachelementintheheaphasthreechildren.Itismorecomplicatedtoprogram,butdoesaconstantnumberoftimesfewerswapandcomparisonoperations.Thisisbecauseeachsift-downstepinaternaryheaprequiresthreecomparisonsandoneswap,whereasinabinaryheaptwocomparisonsandoneswaparerequired.Twolevelsinaternaryheapcover32=9elements,doingmoreworkwiththesamenumberofcomparisonsasthreelevelsinthebinaryheap,whichonlycover23=8.[citationneeded]Thisisprimarilyofacademicinterest,orasastudentexercise,[17]astheadditionalcomplexityisnotworththeminorsavings,andbottom-upheapsortbeatsboth. Memory-optimizedheapsort[6]: 87 improvesheapsort'slocalityofreferencebyincreasingthenumberofchildrenevenmore.Thisincreasesthenumberofcomparisons,butbecauseallchildrenarestoredconsecutivelyinmemory,reducesthenumberofcachelinesaccessedduringheaptraversal,anetperformanceimprovement. Out-of-placeheapsort[18][19][13]improvesonbottom-upheapsortbyeliminatingtheworstcase,guaranteeingnlog2n+O(n)comparisons.Whenthemaximumistaken,ratherthanfillthevacatedspacewithanunsorteddatavalue,fillitwitha−∞sentinelvalue,whichnever"bounces"backup.Itturnsoutthatthiscanbeusedasaprimitiveinanin-place(andnon-recursive)"QuickHeapsort"algorithm.[20]First,youperformaquicksort-likepartitioningpass,butreversingtheorderofthepartitioneddatainthearray.Suppose(withoutlossofgenerality)thatthesmallerpartitionistheonegreaterthanthepivot,whichshouldgoattheendofthearray,butourreversedpartitioningstepplacesitatthebeginning.Formaheapoutofthesmallerpartitionanddoout-of-placeheapsortonit,exchangingtheextractedmaximawithvaluesfromtheendofthearray.Thesearelessthanthepivot,meaninglessthananyvalueintheheap,soserveas−∞sentinelvalues.Oncetheheapsortiscomplete(andthepivotmovedtojustbeforethenow-sortedendofthearray),theorderofthepartitionshasbeenreversed,andthelargerpartitionatthebeginningofthearraymaybesortedinthesameway.(Becausethereisnonon-tailrecursion,thisalsoeliminatesquicksort'sO(logn)stackusage.) Thesmoothsortalgorithm[21]isavariationofheapsortdevelopedbyEdsgerW.Dijkstrain1981.Likeheapsort,smoothsort'supperboundisO(nlogn).TheadvantageofsmoothsortisthatitcomesclosertoO(n)timeiftheinputisalreadysortedtosomedegree,whereasheapsortaveragesO(nlogn)regardlessoftheinitialsortedstate.Duetoitscomplexity,smoothsortisrarelyused.[citationneeded] LevcopoulosandPetersson[22]describeavariationofheapsortbasedonaheapofCartesiantrees.First,aCartesiantreeisbuiltfromtheinputinO(n)time,anditsrootisplacedina1-elementbinaryheap.Thenwerepeatedlyextracttheminimumfromthebinaryheap,outputthetree'srootelement,andadditsleftandrightchildren(ifany)whicharethemselvesCartesiantrees,tothebinaryheap.[23]Astheyshow,iftheinputisalreadynearlysorted,theCartesiantreeswillbeveryunbalanced,withfewnodeshavingleftandrightchildren,resultinginthebinaryheapremainingsmall,andallowingthealgorithmtosortmorequicklythanO(nlogn)forinputsthatarealreadynearlysorted. Severalvariantssuchasweakheapsortrequirenlog2n+O(1)comparisonsintheworstcase,closetothetheoreticalminimum,usingoneextrabitofstatepernode.Whilethisextrabitmakesthealgorithmsnottrulyin-place,ifspaceforitcanbefoundinsidetheelement,thesealgorithmsaresimpleandefficient,[7]: 40 butstillslowerthanbinaryheapsifkeycomparisonsarecheapenough(e.g.integerkeys)thataconstantfactordoesnotmatter.[24] Katajainen's"ultimateheapsort"requiresnoextrastorage,performsnlog2n+O(1)comparisons,andasimilarnumberofelementmoves.[25]Itis,however,evenmorecomplexandnotjustifiedunlesscomparisonsareveryexpensive. Comparisonwithothersorts[edit] Heapsortprimarilycompeteswithquicksort,anotherveryefficientgeneralpurposein-placecomparison-basedsortalgorithm. Heapsort'sprimaryadvantagesareitssimple,non-recursivecode,minimalauxiliarystoragerequirement,andreliablygoodperformance:itsbestandworstcasesarewithinasmallconstantfactorofeachother,andofthetheoreticallowerboundoncomparisonsorts.WhileitcannotdobetterthanO(nlogn)forpre-sortedinputs,itdoesnotsufferfromquicksort'sO(n2)worstcase,either.(Thelattercanbeavoidedwithcarefulimplementation,butthatmakesquicksortfarmorecomplex,andoneofthemostpopularsolutions,introsort,usesheapsortforthepurpose.) Itsprimarydisadvantagesareitspoorlocalityofreferenceanditsinherentlyserialnature;theaccessestotheimplicittreearewidelyscatteredandmostlyrandom,andthereisnostraightforwardwaytoconvertittoaparallelalgorithm. Thismakesitpopularinembeddedsystems,real-timecomputing,andsystemsconcernedwithmaliciouslychoseninputs,[26]suchastheLinuxkernel.[27]Itisalsoagoodchoiceforanyapplicationwhichdoesnotexpecttobebottleneckedonsorting. Awell-implementedquicksortisusually2–3timesfasterthanheapsort.[6][28]Althoughquicksortrequiresfewercomparisons,thisisaminorfactor.(Resultsclaimingtwiceasmanycomparisonsaremeasuringthetop-downversion;see§ Bottom-upheapsort.)Themainadvantageofquicksortisitsmuchbetterlocalityofreference:partitioningisalinearscanwithgoodspatiallocality,andtherecursivesubdivisionhasgoodtemporallocality.Withadditionaleffort,quicksortcanalsobeimplementedinmostlybranch-freecode,andmultipleCPUscanbeusedtosortsubpartitionsinparallel.Thus,quicksortispreferredwhentheadditionalperformancejustifiestheimplementationeffort. TheothermajorO(nlogn)sortingalgorithmismergesort,butthatrarelycompetesdirectlywithheapsortbecauseitisnotin-place.Mergesort'srequirementforΩ(n)extraspace(roughlyhalfthesizeoftheinput)isusuallyprohibitiveexceptinthesituationswheremergesorthasaclearadvantage: Whenastablesortisrequired Whentakingadvantageof(partially)pre-sortedinput Sortinglinkedlists(inwhichcasemergesortrequiresminimalextraspace) Parallelsorting;mergesortparallelizesevenbetterthanquicksortandcaneasilyachieveclosetolinearspeedup Externalsorting;mergesorthasexcellentlocalityofreference Example[edit] Let{6,5,3,1,8,7,2,4}bethelistthatwewanttosortfromthesmallesttothelargest.(NOTE,for'BuildingtheHeap'step:Largernodesdon'tstaybelowsmallernodeparents.Theyareswappedwithparents,andthenrecursivelycheckedifanotherswapisneeded,tokeeplargernumbersabovesmallernumbersontheheapbinarytree.) Anexampleonheapsort. Buildtheheap[edit] Heap Newlyaddedelement Swapelements NULL 6 6 5 6,5 3 6,5,3 1 6,5,3,1 8 6,5,3,1,8 5,8 6,8,3,1,5 6,8 8,6,3,1,5 7 8,6,3,1,5,7 3,7 8,6,7,1,5,3 2 8,6,7,1,5,3,2 4 8,6,7,1,5,3,2,4 1,4 8,6,7,4,5,3,2,1 Sorting[edit] Heap Swapelements Deleteelement Sortedarray Details 8,6,7,4,5,3,2,1 8,1 Swap8and1inordertodelete8fromheap 1,6,7,4,5,3,2,8 8 Delete8fromheapandaddtosortedarray 1,6,7,4,5,3,2 1,7 8 Swap1and7astheyarenotinorderintheheap 7,6,1,4,5,3,2 1,3 8 Swap1and3astheyarenotinorderintheheap 7,6,3,4,5,1,2 7,2 8 Swap7and2inordertodelete7fromheap 2,6,3,4,5,1,7 7 8 Delete7fromheapandaddtosortedarray 2,6,3,4,5,1 2,6 7,8 Swap2and6astheyarenotinorderintheheap 6,2,3,4,5,1 2,5 7,8 Swap2and5astheyarenotinorderintheheap 6,5,3,4,2,1 6,1 7,8 Swap6and1inordertodelete6fromheap 1,5,3,4,2,6 6 7,8 Delete6fromheapandaddtosortedarray 1,5,3,4,2 1,5 6,7,8 Swap1and5astheyarenotinorderintheheap 5,1,3,4,2 1,4 6,7,8 Swap1and4astheyarenotinorderintheheap 5,4,3,1,2 5,2 6,7,8 Swap5and2inordertodelete5fromheap 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