Performance Comparison of Sorting Algorithms On The Basis Of Complexity

Mr. Niraj Kumar, Mr. Rajesh Singh

Abstract: When using the visualize to compare algorithms, never forget that the visualize sorts only very small arrays. The effect of quadratic complexity (either a square number of moves or a square number of exchanges) is dramatic as the size of the array grows. For instance, dichotomic insertion, which is only marginally slower than quick sort on 100 items, becomes 10 times slower on 10000 items. We have investigated the complexity values researchers have obtained and observed that there is scope for fine tuning in present context. Strong evidence to that effect is also presented. We aim to provide a useful and comprehensive note to researcher about how complexity aspects of sorting algorithms can be best analyzed.

Keywords:  Algorithm analysis, Sorting algorithm, Empirical Analysis Computational Complexity notations.

Title: Performance Comparison of Sorting Algorithms On The Basis Of Complexity

Author: Mr. Niraj Kumar, Mr. Rajesh Singh

International Journal of Computer Science and Information Technology Research

ISSN 2348-120X (online), ISSN 2348-1196 (print)

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Vol. 2, Issue 3, July 2014 - September 2014

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Performance Comparison of Sorting Algorithms On The Basis Of Complexity by Mr. Niraj Kumar, Mr. Rajesh Singh