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Published on July 2012 by Pankaj Kumar G, Prasad J C
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Advanced Computing and Communication Technologies for HPC Applications
Foundation of Computer Science USA
ACCTHPCA - Number 3
July 2012
Authors: Pankaj Kumar G, Prasad J C
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Pankaj Kumar G, Prasad J C . Cognitive Sorting. Advanced Computing and Communication Technologies for HPC Applications. ACCTHPCA, 3 (July 2012), 6-10.

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Abstract

Sorting or ordering a list of items is one of the tasks that occur frequently in majority of computer programs. In our work we incorporated certain aspects of human cognition into sorting algorithms that will improve their performance. This paper presents two new variants of Selection sort. The first algorithm has a time complexity of O(1) in the best case. The second algorithm outperforms Selection sort and its variants when sorting a list of items that has a large number of duplicates present in it.

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Index Terms

Computer Science
Information Sciences

Keywords

Algorithms Bingo Sort Cognition Selection Sort Time Complexity.