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Probability and Delaunay triangulations 1 Randomized algorithms for Delaunay triangulations Poisson Delaunay triangulation 2 - 1 Randomized algorithms for Delaunay triangulations Randomized backward analysis of binary trees Randomized


  1. Walk Complexity O ( n ) Better bounds for random points e r u t c e l y t i l i b a b o r p r e s a e T 15 - 5

  2. Jump and walk 16 - 1

  3. Jump and walk 16 - 2

  4. Jump and walk 16 - 3

  5. Jump and walk Hopefully shorter walk Designed for random points p n ) expected location time O ( 3 16 - 4

  6. Jump and walk (no distribution hypothesis) 17 - 1

  7. Jump and walk (no distribution hypothesis) ] = n E [ ] of in k 17 - 2

  8. Jump and walk (no distribution hypothesis) ] = n E [ ] of in k � n � Walk length = O k p n choose k = 2 17 - 3

  9. Jump and walk (no distribution hypothesis) Delaunay hierarchy ] = n E [ ] of in k � n � Walk length = O k p n choose k = 2 17 - 4

  10. Jump and walk (no distribution hypothesis) Delaunay hierarchy ] = n E [ ] of in n k k 1 � n � Walk length = O k p n choose k = 2 17 - 5

  11. Jump and walk (no distribution hypothesis) Delaunay hierarchy ] = n E [ ] of in k 1 + k 1 n k k 2 � n � Walk length = O k p n choose k = 2 17 - 6

  12. Jump and walk (no distribution hypothesis) Delaunay hierarchy ] = n E [ ] of in k 1 + k 1 n + k 2 k k 3 + . . . k 2 � n � Walk length = O k p n choose k = 2 17 - 7

  13. Jump and walk (no distribution hypothesis) Delaunay hierarchy ] = n E [ ] of in k 1 + k 1 n + k 2 k k 3 + . . . k 2 � n � Walk length = O k i choose k i +1 = ↵ k p n choose k = 2 17 - 8

  14. Jump and walk (no distribution hypothesis) Delaunay hierarchy ] = n E [ ] of in k 1 + k 1 n + k 2 k k 3 + . . . k 2 � n � Walk length = O k i choose k i +1 = ↵ k p n choose k = 2 point location in O ( ↵ log α n ) 17 - 9

  15. Jump and walk (no distribution hypothesis) Delaunay hierarchy ] = n E [ ] of in k 1 + k 1 n + k 2 k k 3 + . . . k 2 � n � Walk length = O k i choose k i +1 = ↵ k p n choose k = 2 point location in O ( ↵ log α n ) point location in O ( p ↵ log α n ) 17 - 10

  16. Technical detail � n ( ) = O � Walk length = O ] of in k 18 - 1

  17. Technical detail � n ( ) = O � Walk length = O ] of in k random point not a random point 18 - 2

  18. Technical detail � n ( ) = O � Walk length = O ] of in k random point not a random point ] = 1 d � NN ( q ) = 1 X X X E [d � d � v n n q q v = NN ( q ) = 1 d � v  1 X X X 6d � v  36 n n 18 - 3 v v q ; v = NN ( q )

  19. P d � Technical detail � n ( ) = O � Walk length = O ] of in k random point not a random point ] = 1 d � NN ( q ) = 1 X X X E [d � d � v n n q q v = NN ( q ) = 1 d � v  1 X X X 6d � v  36 n n 18 - 4 v v q ; v = NN ( q )

  20. Randomization How many randomness is necessary? If the data are not known in advance shu ffl e locally 19

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