Algorithms and Data Structures

that have

Links to Implementations


This is the web page of terms with definitions that have links to implementations with source code. The language is in parentheses. We also list all entries by type, for instance, whether it is an algorithm, a definition, a problem, or a data structure, and entries by area, for instance, graphs, trees, sorting, etc.

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A great source of implementations, organized by area and reviewed for quality, is the Stony Brook Algorithm Repository. A great source of implementations of mathematical functions is the NIST Guide to Available Mathematical Software or GAMS.

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Created Tue Nov 17 13:41:10 1998
by Paul E. Black  (paul.black@nist.gov)
Updated Wed Oct 16 16:38:12 2013 by Paul E. Black

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