A Dynamic Dictionary with Conditional Perfectly Balanced Binary Search Inspired by Cantor’s Diagonal Principle
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In this paper we derived a novel dynamic dictionary set of algorithms that supports perfectly balanced binary searches for large data sets. The dynamic dictionary is part of our FSP_vgv open source C# package that aims to implement a portable version of Octave/Matlab in order to enable its users to apply the iterative design methodology faster. Our package does not attempt to outdate other software, but fill specialised needs listed in this work. By processing the version control commit history of the FSP_vgv package we validate empirically that with unknown research horizon the time spend developing grows exponentially in the volume of production code. We identify a parameter related to howintuitive a programming language is which also controls the exponential growth of research time hence motivating the need for the highly intuitive Octave/Matlab language and its various software deployments.
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