
AbstractMany of the well-known selection and sorting problems can be understood as the production of certain partial orders, using binary comparisons. The paper discusses the complexity of the production of arbitrary posets all of a given size n (on a totally ordered ground-set). Further investigation is undertaken on an important class of posets, called partitions, which includes all selection problems treated in the literature.
Partial orders, general, selection, Discrete Mathematics and Combinatorics, Searching and sorting, sorting, Theoretical Computer Science
Partial orders, general, selection, Discrete Mathematics and Combinatorics, Searching and sorting, sorting, Theoretical Computer Science
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