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Please check my PR.
May be you have some idea I do not get. As for cut() method, I believe there is no questions.
But statement made in article:
Note that the child node whose parent links to it is always the node with the smallest value among its siblings.
Is not coincide with what I know about fibonacci heap structure from wiki and other
And makes me think you were thinking about something, but I do not see any "profit" of going this way in terms of algorithm complexity.
You can't imply some strict order in double linked list (say .next is always smaller/bigger than .prev).
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Pushed the PR #8, I'll close this off when I verify and fix the article.
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Please check my PR.
May be you have some idea I do not get.
As for cut() method, I believe there is no questions.
But statement made in article:
Is not coincide with what I know about fibonacci heap structure from wiki and other
And makes me think you were thinking about something, but I do not see any "profit" of going this way in terms of algorithm complexity.
You can't imply some strict order in double linked list (say .next is always smaller/bigger than .prev).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: