
doi: 10.1145/28869.28875
Presented are several algorithms whose operations are governed by a principle of failure functions: When searching for an extremal value within a sequence, it suffices to consider only the subsequence of items each of which is the first possible improvement of its predecessor. These algorithms are more efficient than their more traditional counterparts.
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