
Average Case Analysis of Algorithms on Sequences
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"Surveying the major techniques of average case analysis, thisgraduate textbook presents both analytical methods used forwell-structured algorithms and probabilistic methods used for morestructurally complex algorithms." (SciTech Book News, Vol. 25, No.3, September 2001) "...contains a comprehensive treatment on probabilistic,combinatorial, and analytical techniques and methods...treatment isclear, rigorous, self-contained, with many examples and exercises."(Zentralblatt MATH Vol. 968, 2001/18) "This well-organized book...is certainly useful...It is a valuablesource for a deeper and more precise understanding of the behaviorsof algorithms on sequences." (Mathematical Reviews, 2002f)More details
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