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Skip Lists An alternative to balanced trees Sorted data. Random. Expected times are O(log n). 1-2 Indexed lists. One-level index. 2nd-level index. 3rd-level index log-n-level index. Remember the problem with keeping trees

Skip Lists
An alternative to balanced trees Sorted data. Random. Expected times are O(log n).
1-2  Indexed lists. ◦ One-level index. ◦ 2nd-level index. ◦ 3rd-level index ◦ log-n-level index. Remember the problem with keeping trees  Problem: insertion and deletion. completely balanced”?  Solution: Randomized node height: Skip lists. ◦ Pugh, 1990 CACM.  http://www.cs.umd.edu/class/spring2002/cmsc42 0-0401/demo/SkipList2/ Note that we can iterate through the list easily and in increasing order, like a threaded BST”
 Uses a bit more space, makes the code simpler.  Michael Goodrich and Roberto Tamassia.
3  No guarantees that we won't get O(N) behavior. ◦ The interaction of the random number generator and the order in which things are inserted/deleted could lead to a long chain of nodes with the same height. ◦ But this is very unlikely. ◦ Expec ected ed time for search, insert, and remove are O(log n).

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