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Suppose you have an alphabet [A, B, C] with respective frequencies [35, 40, 25]. What will be the binary representation of the word CAB in Huffman Coding? (Use the assumptions/conventions discussed in class.)
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In many applications, only a small percentage of the points in a given set p of n points are extreme. in such a case, the convex hull of p has less than n vertices. this can actually make our algorithm convexhull run faster than θ(nlogn). assume, for instance, that the expected number of extreme points in a random sample of p of size r is o(rα ), for some constant α < 1. (this is true when the set p has been created by picking points uniformly at random in a ball.) prove that under this condition, the running time of the algorithm is o(n).
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