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@tyriar/fibonacci-heap
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@tyriar/fibonacci-heap is an npm package that provides an implementation of the Fibonacci heap data structure. This data structure is particularly useful for priority queue operations and is often used in algorithms that require efficient decrease-key operations, such as Dijkstra's and Prim's algorithms.
Insert
This feature allows you to insert elements into the Fibonacci heap. Each element has a key and a value. The key is used to maintain the heap property.
const { FibonacciHeap } = require('@tyriar/fibonacci-heap');
const heap = new FibonacciHeap();
heap.insert(1, 'A');
heap.insert(2, 'B');
console.log(heap.size()); // Output: 2
Extract Minimum
This feature allows you to extract the minimum element from the Fibonacci heap. The minimum element is the one with the smallest key.
const { FibonacciHeap } = require('@tyriar/fibonacci-heap');
const heap = new FibonacciHeap();
heap.insert(1, 'A');
heap.insert(2, 'B');
const min = heap.extractMinimum();
console.log(min.value); // Output: 'A'
Decrease Key
This feature allows you to decrease the key of a given node in the Fibonacci heap. This is particularly useful in algorithms like Dijkstra's shortest path algorithm.
const { FibonacciHeap } = require('@tyriar/fibonacci-heap');
const heap = new FibonacciHeap();
const node = heap.insert(3, 'C');
heap.decreaseKey(node, 1);
const min = heap.extractMinimum();
console.log(min.value); // Output: 'C'
The 'heap' package provides a general-purpose binary heap implementation. While it is simpler and may be faster for small datasets, it does not support the efficient decrease-key operation that Fibonacci heaps are known for.
The 'js-priority-queue' package offers a priority queue implementation using a binary heap. It is easy to use and efficient for many applications but lacks the advanced features of Fibonacci heaps, such as efficient decrease-key operations.
The 'priorityqueuejs' package provides a priority queue implementation using a binary heap. It is similar to 'js-priority-queue' but offers a different API. Like other binary heap implementations, it does not support efficient decrease-key operations.
A JavaScript implementation of the Fibonacci heap data structure.
npm install --save @tyriar/fibonacci-heap
// Import npm module
var FibonacciHeap = require('@tyriar/fibonacci-heap';
// Construct FibonacciHeap
var heap = new FibonacciHeap();
// Insert keys only
heap.insert(3);
heap.insert(7);
// Insert keys and values
heap.insert(8, {foo: 'bar'});
heap.insert(1, {foo: 'baz'});
// Extract all nodes in order
while (!heap.isEmpty()) {
var node = heap.extractMinimum();
console.log('key: ' + node.key + ', value: ' + node.value);
}
// > key: 1, value: [object Object]
// > key: 3, value: undefined
// > key: 7, value: undefined
// > key: 8, value: [object Object]
// Construct custom compare FibonacciHeap
heap = new FibonacciHeap(function (a, b) {
return (a.key + a.value).localeCompare(b.key + b.value);
});
heap.insert('2', 'B');
heap.insert('1', 'a');
heap.insert('1', 'A');
heap.insert('2', 'b');
// Extract all nodes in order
while (!heap.isEmpty()) {
var node = heap.extractMinimum();
console.log('key: ' + node.key + ', value: ' + node.value);
}
// > key: 1, value: a
// > key: 1, value: A
// > key: 2, value: b
// > key: 2, value: B
Operation | Complexity |
---|---|
clear | Θ(1)* |
decreaseKey | Θ(1)* |
delete | O(log n)* |
extractMinimum | O(log n)* |
findMinimum | Θ(1) |
insert | Θ(1) |
isEmpty | Θ(1) |
size | Θ(n) |
union | Θ(1) |
* amortized
Creates a Fibonacci heap.
Parameters
customCompare
function An optional custom node comparison
function.Clears the heap's data, making it an empty heap.
Decreases a key of a node.
Parameters
node
Node The node to decrease the key of.newKey
Object The new key to assign to the node.Deletes a node.
Parameters
node
Node The node to delete.Extracts and returns the minimum node from the heap.
Returns Node node The heap's minimum node or undefined if the heap is empty.
Returns the minimum node from the heap.
Returns Node node The heap's minimum node or undefined if the heap is empty.
Inserts a new key-value pair into the heap.
Parameters
key
Object The key to insert.value
Object The value to insert.Returns Node node The inserted node.
Returns boolean Whether the heap is empty.
Returns number The size of the heap.
Joins another heap to this heap.
Parameters
otherHeap
BinaryHeap The other heap.other
FAQs
An implementation of the Fibonacci heap data structure
The npm package @tyriar/fibonacci-heap receives a total of 630,471 weekly downloads. As such, @tyriar/fibonacci-heap popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @tyriar/fibonacci-heap demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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