Jaak Madison Not to be confused with Ctrie. A C-trie is a compressed trie data structure. It achieves lower memory and query time requirements at the expense of reduced flexibility. References Maly, K. Compressed tries. Commun. ACM 19, 7, 409–415. [1] Tree data structuresSearch trees(dynamic sets/associative arrays) 2–3 2–3–4 AA (a,b) AVL B B+ B* Bx (Optimal) Binary search Dancing HTree Interval Order statistic Palindrome (Left-leaning) Red–black Scapegoat Splay T Treap UB Weight-balanced Heaps Binary Binomial Brodal d-ary Fibonacci Leftist Pairing Skew binomial Skew van Emde Boas Weak Tries Ctrie C-trie (compressed ADT) Hash Radix Suffix Ternary search X-fast Y-fast Spatial data partitioning trees Ball BK BSP Cartesian Hilbert R k-d (implicit k-d) M Metric MVP Octree PH Priority R Quad R R+ R* Segment VP X Other trees Cover Exponential Fenwick Finger Fractal tree index Fusion Hash calendar iDistance K-ary Left-child right-sibling Link/cut Log-structured merge Merkle PQ Range SPQR Top No tags for this post. Navigeerimine Jüri KuuskemaaRiina Sikkut
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