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Networks and Algorithms Performance course work
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Android app with efficient prefix search of cities using a Trie data structure, GSON for JSON parsing, and map integration.
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Wolfram Language (aka Mathematica) paclet with functions for creation and manipulation of tries (prefix trees) with frequencies.
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A very simple yet algorithmically smart notepad. It's a PoC for real world application of the algorithms
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Implementations of AVL Tree, Prefix Tree, Fenwick Tree, Segment Tree
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A keyboard application made in Java capable of predicting more than half a million English words.
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A router for Node.js based on a prefix tree
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Nov 12, 2024 - JavaScript
This program uses the Trie data structure or the prefix tree to suggest strings based on input words and a search key.
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Tree structure implementations in golang
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Perl extension for a PrefixTree
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Telephone Directory with prefix based search functionality (Using Trie data structure)
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implementation of a trie (prefix tree) to add and search words by given prefix
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ROUTER - refining my skills working with tree-like structures.
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Jun 9, 2023 - Python
My code for some important data structure, algorithm and number theory
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Explores the design of Huffman Prefix Trees in C++.
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This project implements a Trie (prefix tree) data structure in C++ for efficient word storage and retrieval. It supports operations like inserting words, searching for exact words, checking if any words start with a given prefix, and displaying all words stored in the Trie.
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This is a simple console-based implementation of a Dictionary in Trie Data Structure. I have used a dataset of about 130,000 words which contains the Word, its meaning and its part of speech. The dataset is available here as synonyms.csv.
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