Titlebook: Designing Sorting Networks; A New Paradigm Sherenaz W. Al-Haj Baddar,Kenneth E. Batcher Book 2011 Springer Science+Business Media, LLC 2011

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A 16-Key Sorting Network,r group; steps 5 through 8 sortthe keys within each group; and step 9 finishes sortingall the remaining cases to complete the sort of all 16 keys. Thus, relabeling this network helped us realize that it uses the well-known divide-and-conquerstrategy to sort the 16 input leys.

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Counting Strangers,nt strangers for 0/1-cases. the group brackets. Instead of counting strangers for the group-bracket cases, it’s better to count strangers from 0/1-cases which have one more and one less zero than the group-bracket cases. Thus, the . was added to Sortnet. Also, the . command was added to show every 0/1-casein the set of cases generated by ..

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Thoughts on Minimizing Strangers,zes the sum of N0(max(.,.)), N1(max(.,.)), N0(min(.,.)), and N1(min(.,.)). . displays an .-column by .-row table. The entry in column-. and row-. of the table shows the worth of comparing key-. with key-. i.e., the number of strangers that that comparator C(.,.) eliminates.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-9336-6st by a comparator in a later step. If corresponding keys in two similar parts of a Haase diagram are compared, then the relations within each part are preserved. Thus, one needs to be careful as they pick the pairs of keys to be compared in each step of the sorting network .