Shuffle Tree: A Randomized Self-Adjusting Binary Search Tree
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AbstractWe present algorithms for a new self-adjusting binary search tree, which we call ashuffle tree. The tree is easy to implement and does not require parent pointers orbalancing information to be stored in tree nodes. A maximum of one rotation isapplied randomly during each traversal, which keeps the cost of balancingactivity low.
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