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Improving the performance of bubble sort using a modified diminishing increment sorting

Scientific Research and Essays, 2009

Sorting involves rearranging information into either ascending or descending order. There are many sorting algorithms, among which is Bubble Sort. Bubble Sort is not known to be a very good sorting algorithm because it is beset with redundant comparisons. However, efforts have been made to improve the performance of the algorithm. With Bidirectional Bubble Sort, the average number of comparisons is slightly reduced and Batcher's Sort similar to Shellsort also performs significantly better than Bidirectional Bubble Sort by carrying out comparisons in a novel way so that no propagation of exchanges is necessary. Bitonic Sort was also presented by Batcher and the strong point of this sorting procedure is that it is very suitable for a hard-wired implementation using a sorting network. This paper presents a meta algorithm called Oyelami's Sort that combines the technique of Bidirectional Bubble Sort with a modified diminishing increment sorting. The results from the implementation of the algorithm compared with Batcher's Odd-Even Sort and Batcher's Bitonic Sort showed that the algorithm performed better than the two in the worst case scenario. The implication is that the algorithm is faster.

Soobia Saeed | Sort Algorithms 1 IMPLEMENTATION OF PREVIOUS AND IMPROVED BUBBLE AND SELECTION SORT ALGORITHMS WITH THEIR COMPARISON

Sorting essential, especially in the software engineering process is considered. Sorting is used as an immediate step as a piece of different processes. Sorting to track refers to the list of segments in the association of a specific request by ascending or descending order by means of a key description. There are many sorting algorithms have been made accordingly. There are different sorting algorithms like Bubble Sort, Selection Sort, Insertion Sort, Merge Sort, Heap Sort and Quick Sort. In this research paper, we discuss a bubble sort algorithm and two new algorithms sorting, to improved selection sort and improved bubble Sort techniques. Improved selection sort is a provide details regarding the selection sort by advancement it quicker and never stable sort algorithm. Improved bubble Sort is in the request of progress all through the bubble sort and selection sort strategies with O (nlgn) finish as opposed to O (n2) to the bubble sort and selection sort algorithms. They explore ...

Comparison Analysis of Bubble Sort Algorithm with Tim Sort Algorithm Sorting Against the Amount of Data

2022

The role of algorithms in software or programming is so important that you need to understand the basic concepts behind them. In most of our daily life, we often face problems that need to be solved by entering the data sorting process. A lot of programming logic has been created, both in the general case and in the special case. In this study, the authors carried out the sorting process with two methods, namely bubble sort and tim sort. Sorting application is built using C++ program. Algorithms are needed in order to be able to solve a problem more effectively and efficiently in a shorter time using only a few resources. The preparation of this research uses data collection methods that aim to obtain the necessary data so that it can be extracted to be used as information. It is hoped that from this information it can be seen that the comparison of the bubble sort algorithm with the tim sort is getting better in the data sorting process, if the number of inputted data is greater than n.

Comparison of Bubble Sort and Selection Sort with their Enhanced Versions

— In computer science the ordering of data in a list is one of the most researched topics. In algorithm design, efficient searching and sorting is necessary. Hence, comparison based methods have been developed to solve these problems. In this study, we compare the two most commonly used sorting algorithms, bubble sort and selection sort with their enhanced versions.

Enhancement of Selection, Bubble and Insertion Sorting Algorithm

Research Journal of Applied Sciences, Engineering and Technology, 2014

In everyday life there is a large amount of data to arrange because sorting removes any ambiguities and make the data analysis and data processing very easy, efficient and provides with cost less effort. In this study a set of improved sorting algorithms are proposed which gives better performance and design idea. In this study five new sorting algorithms (Bi-directional Selection Sort, Bi-directional bubble sort, MIDBiDirectional Selection Sort, MIDBidirectional bubble sort and linear insertion sort are presented. Bi-directional Selection Sort and MIDBiDirectional Selection Sort are the enhancement on basic selection sort while Bidirectional bubble sort and MIDBidirectional bubble sort are the enhancement on basic bubble sort by changing the selection and swapping mechanism of data for sorting. Enhanced sorting algorithms reduced the iteration by half and quarter times respectively. Asymptotically complexities of these algorithms are reduced to O (n 2 /2) and O (n 2 /4) from O (n 2). Linear insertion sort is the enhancement of insertion sort by changing the design of algorithm (convert two loops to one loop). So asymptotically this algorithm is converted to linear time complexity from quadratic complexity. These sorting algorithms are described using C. The proposed algorithms are analyzed using asymptotic analysis and also using machine-running time and compared with their basic sorting algorithms. In this study we also discuss how the performance and complexity can be improved by optimizing the code and design.

An Enhancement of Major Sorting Algorithms

One of the fundamental issues in computer science is ordering a list of items. Although there is a huge number of sorting algorithms, sorting problem has attracted a great deal of research; because efficient sorting is important to optimize the use of other algorithms. This paper presents two new sorting algorithms, enhanced selection sort and enhanced bubble Sort algorithms. Enhanced selection sort is an enhancement on selection sort by making it slightly faster and stable sorting algorithm. Enhanced bubble sort is an enhancement on both bubble sort and selection sort algorithms with O(nlgn) complexity instead of O(n 2) for bubble sort and selection sort algorithms. The two new algorithms are analyzed, implemented, tested, and compared and the results were promising.

Review on Sorting Algorithms -A Comparative Study

— sorting of elements is an important task in computation that is used frequently in different processes. For accomplish task in reasonable amount of time efficient algorithm is needed. Different types of sorting algorithms have been devised for the purpose. Which is the best suited sorting algorithm can only be decided by comparing the available algorithms in different aspects. In this paper a comparison is made for different sorting algorithms used in computation. Keywords— best sorting algorithm, bubble sort algorithms, quick sort algorithms, sorting algorithms, efficient sorting

Analysis of Bubble Sort and Insertion Sort Algorithm on Memory Efficiency Using Data Mining Approach

2020

Sorting algorithm in the computational process makes it easy for users when the data sorting process because the data is sorted by the process quickly and automatically. In addition to speed in sorting data, memory efficiency must also be considered. In this research, a retesting of two sorting methods is conducted, namely the bubble sort method and the insertion sort method based on the comparison of two programming languages, Java with Visual Basic 2010 using the decision tree method. This research aims to find out which algorithm has lower memory consumption in the sorting process using Java or Visual Basic 2010. The results of the comparison show, in Visual Basic 2010. insertion sort algorithm which has the lowest average memory consumption of 4.3243KB for .vb extensions and 2.0145KB for .exe extensions. while the bubble sort method with a consumption amount of 4.4358KB for the .vb extension and 2.0352 for extension.exe. Furthermore, if you use the Java programming language. So ...

Bidirectional Bubble Sort Approach to Improving the Performance of Introsort in the Worst Case for Large Input Size

Quicksort has been described as the best practical choice for sorting. It is faster than many algorithms for sorting on most inputs and remarkably efficient on the average. However, it is not efficient in the worst case scenarios as it takes O(n 2). Research efforts have been made to enhance this algorithm for the worst case scenarios by improving the way the algorithm chooses its pivot element for partitioning, but these approaches have the disadvantage of increasing the algorithm's average computing time. Introsort was, however, developed to overcome this limitation. This paper presents an approach that uses Bidirectional Bubble Sort to improve the performance of Introsort. Instead of using Insertion Sort as the last step of the sorting algorithm for small lists, the approach uses Bidirectional Bubble Sort. The results of the implementation and experimentation of this algorithm compared with Introsort shows its better performance in the worst case scenario as the size of the list increases.

Performance Evaluation of Parallel Bubble Sort Algorithm on Supercomputer IMAN1

International Journal of Computer Science and Information Technology

Parallel sorting algorithms order a set of elements USING MULTIPLE processors in order to enhance the performance of sequential sorting algorithms. In general, the performance of sorting algorithms are EVALUATED IN term of algorithm growth rate according to the input size. In this paper, the running time, parallel speedup and parallel efficiency OF PARALLEL bubble sort is evaluated and measured. Message Passing Interface (MPI) IS USED for implementing the parallel version of bubble sort and IMAN1 supercomputer is used to conduct the results. The evaluation results show that parallel bubble sort has better running time as the number of processors increases. On other hand, regarding parallel efficiency, parallel bubble sort algorithm is more efficient to be applied OVER SMALL number of processors.