- Look up
Heap,
heap, or
heaps in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Heap or
HEAP may
refer to:
Heap (data structure), a data
structure commonly used to implement...
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Abraham Albert Heaps (1885–1954),
known as A. A.
Heaps, was a
Canadian politician and
labour leader. A
strong labourite, he
served as MP for Winnipeg...
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Imogen Jennifer Jane
Heap (/ˈɪmədʒən ˈhiːp/ IM-ə-jən HEEP; born 9
December 1977) is an
English musician, singer,
songwriter and
record producer. Her work...
- In
computer science, a
heap is a tree-based data
structure that
satisfies the
heap property: In a max
heap, for any
given node C, if P is the
parent node...
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Heap's algorithm generates all
possible permutations of n objects. It was
first proposed by B. R.
Heap in 1963. The
algorithm minimizes movement: it generates...
- A
binary heap is a
heap data
structure that
takes the form of a
binary tree.
Binary heaps are a
common way of
implementing priority queues.: 162–163 The...
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Alice Heap Rugby for all
Athletic Award.
heaped. 1972 Ward 6 (Financial District,
Toronto -
University of Toronto) x-William
Archer - 7,395 x-Dan
Heap (reform)...
- In linguistics,
Heaps' law (also
called Herdan's law) is an
empirical law
which describes the
number of
distinct words in a do****ent (or set of do****ents)...
- A skew
heap (or self-adjusting
heap) is a
heap data
structure implemented as a
binary tree. Skew
heaps are
advantageous because of
their ability to merge...
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known as the
paradox of the
heap, is a
paradox that
results from
vague predicates. A
typical formulation involves a
heap of sand, from
which grains are...
