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Mathematics, 10.10.2019 23:30, jos0305

Suppose we modify the deterministic linear-time selection algorithm by grouping the elements into groups of 7, rather than groups of 5. (use the "median-of-medians" as the pivot, as before.) does the algorithm still run in time? what if we use groups of 3?

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