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  1. On Dynamic Range Reporting in One Dimension Christian Mortensen 1 Rasmus Pagh 1 ¸cu 2 Mihai Pˇ atras 1 IT U. Copenhagen 2 MIT STOC – May 22, 2005 Mortensen, Pagh, Pˇ atras ¸cu On Dynamic Range Reporting in One Dimension

  2. Range Reporting in 1D Maintain a set S , | S | = n , under: INSERT ( x ) : S ← S ∪ { x } DELETE ( x ) : S ← S \ { x } REPORT ( a , b ) : return S ∩ [ a , b ] Mortensen, Pagh, Pˇ atras ¸cu On Dynamic Range Reporting in One Dimension

  3. Range Reporting in 1D Maintain a set S , | S | = n , under: INSERT ( x ) : S ← S ∪ { x } DELETE ( x ) : S ← S \ { x } REPORT ( a , b ) : return S ∩ [ a , b ] Model: Word RAM, w -bit words S ⊂ { 0 , . . . , 2 w − 1 } Mortensen, Pagh, Pˇ atras ¸cu On Dynamic Range Reporting in One Dimension

  4. Range Reporting in 1D Maintain a set S , | S | = n , under: INSERT ( x ) : S ← S ∪ { x } DELETE ( x ) : S ← S \ { x } REPORT ( a , b ) : return S ∩ [ a , b ] Alternative query FINDANY ( a , b ) : return any y ∈ S ∩ [ a , b ] , or EMPTY Updates maintain S in sorted order. Then, just scan left or right starting with y . Model: Word RAM, w -bit words S ⊂ { 0 , . . . , 2 w − 1 } Mortensen, Pagh, Pˇ atras ¸cu On Dynamic Range Reporting in One Dimension

  5. Search Problems Exact Search MEMBER ( x ) : is x ∈ S ? Mortensen, Pagh, Pˇ atras ¸cu On Dynamic Range Reporting in One Dimension

  6. Search Problems Predecessor Search PRED ( x ) : return max { y ∈ S | y ≤ x } Exact Search MEMBER ( x ) : is x ∈ S ? Mortensen, Pagh, Pˇ atras ¸cu On Dynamic Range Reporting in One Dimension

  7. Search Problems Predecessor Search PRED ( x ) : return max { y ∈ S | y ≤ x } ⇓ PRED ( b ) Range Reporting in 1D FINDANY ( a , b ) : return any y ∈ S ∩ [ a , b ] ⇓ FINDANY ( x , x ) Exact Search MEMBER ( x ) : is x ∈ S ? Mortensen, Pagh, Pˇ atras ¸cu On Dynamic Range Reporting in One Dimension

  8. Search Problems Range Reporting in 2 D EMPTY ([ a , b ] × [ c , d ]) : is S ∩ ([ a , b ] × [ c , d ]) = ∅ ? ⇓ “colored predecessor problem” Predecessor Search PRED ( x ) : return max { y ∈ S | y ≤ x } ⇓ PRED ( b ) Range Reporting in 1D FINDANY ( a , b ) : return any y ∈ S ∩ [ a , b ] ⇓ FINDANY ( x , x ) Exact Search MEMBER ( x ) : is x ∈ S ? Mortensen, Pagh, Pˇ atras ¸cu On Dynamic Range Reporting in One Dimension

  9. Hardness of Range Reporting Predecessor search: Ω( lg w lg lg w ) per query, even statically O ( lg w ) per query/update: van Emde Boas recursion. Mortensen, Pagh, Pˇ atras ¸cu On Dynamic Range Reporting in One Dimension

  10. Hardness of Range Reporting Predecessor search: Ω( lg w lg lg w ) per query, even statically O ( lg w ) per query/update: van Emde Boas recursion. Static range reporting MAGIC : O ( 1 ) query [MNSW – STOC’95] . . . and O ( n ) space [ABR – STOC’01] Mortensen, Pagh, Pˇ atras ¸cu On Dynamic Range Reporting in One Dimension

  11. Hardness of Range Reporting Predecessor search: Ω( lg w lg lg w ) per query, even statically O ( lg w ) per query/update: van Emde Boas recursion. Static range reporting MAGIC : O ( 1 ) query [MNSW – STOC’95] . . . and O ( n ) space [ABR – STOC’01] Dynamize these solutions ⇒ tradeoff: O ( w ε ) per update, O ( 1 ) per query � O ( lg w ) per update, O ( lg w ) per query Not so magical: converges to van Emde Boas. Mortensen, Pagh, Pˇ atras ¸cu On Dynamic Range Reporting in One Dimension

  12. Dynamic MAGIC We achieve: O ( lg w ) updates O ( lg lg w ) queries O ( n ) space Mortensen, Pagh, Pˇ atras ¸cu On Dynamic Range Reporting in One Dimension

  13. Dynamic MAGIC We achieve: O ( lg w ) updates need predecessor query if S is maintained sorted O ( lg lg w ) queries O ( n ) space Mortensen, Pagh, Pˇ atras ¸cu On Dynamic Range Reporting in One Dimension

  14. Dynamic MAGIC We achieve: O ( lg w ) updates need predecessor query if S is maintained sorted O ( lg lg w ) queries exponential improvement over van Emde Boas in terms of universe size u , this is O ( lg lg lg u ) O ( n ) space Mortensen, Pagh, Pˇ atras ¸cu On Dynamic Range Reporting in One Dimension

  15. Dynamic MAGIC We achieve: O ( lg w ) updates need predecessor query if S is maintained sorted O ( lg lg w ) queries exponential improvement over van Emde Boas in terms of universe size u , this is O ( lg lg lg u ) O ( n ) space MAGICAL ingredients: Mortensen, Pagh, Pˇ atras ¸cu On Dynamic Range Reporting in One Dimension

  16. Dynamic MAGIC We achieve: O ( lg w ) updates need predecessor query if S is maintained sorted O ( lg lg w ) queries exponential improvement over van Emde Boas in terms of universe size u , this is O ( lg lg lg u ) O ( n ) space MAGICAL ingredients: eye of a newt Mortensen, Pagh, Pˇ atras ¸cu On Dynamic Range Reporting in One Dimension

  17. Dynamic MAGIC We achieve: O ( lg w ) updates need predecessor query if S is maintained sorted O ( lg lg w ) queries exponential improvement over van Emde Boas in terms of universe size u , this is O ( lg lg lg u ) O ( n ) space MAGICAL ingredients: eye of a newt bat wing Mortensen, Pagh, Pˇ atras ¸cu On Dynamic Range Reporting in One Dimension

  18. Dynamic MAGIC We achieve: O ( lg w ) updates need predecessor query if S is maintained sorted O ( lg lg w ) queries exponential improvement over van Emde Boas in terms of universe size u , this is O ( lg lg lg u ) O ( n ) space MAGICAL ingredients: eye of a newt bat wing new, subtle recursion idea Mortensen, Pagh, Pˇ atras ¸cu On Dynamic Range Reporting in One Dimension

  19. Dynamic MAGIC We achieve: O ( lg w ) updates need predecessor query if S is maintained sorted O ( lg lg w ) queries exponential improvement over van Emde Boas in terms of universe size u , this is O ( lg lg lg u ) O ( n ) space MAGICAL ingredients: eye of a newt bat wing new, subtle recursion idea dynamic perfect hashing in sublinear space Mortensen, Pagh, Pˇ atras ¸cu On Dynamic Range Reporting in One Dimension

  20. Van Emde Boas Recursion y x Binary search for longest common prefix of x and PRED ( x ) . Mortensen, Pagh, Pˇ atras ¸cu On Dynamic Range Reporting in One Dimension

  21. Van Emde Boas Recursion y x y x Binary search for longest common prefix of x and PRED ( x ) . Mortensen, Pagh, Pˇ atras ¸cu On Dynamic Range Reporting in One Dimension

  22. Van Emde Boas Recursion y x y x y x Binary search for longest common prefix of x and PRED ( x ) . Mortensen, Pagh, Pˇ atras ¸cu On Dynamic Range Reporting in One Dimension

  23. Van Emde Boas Recursion y x y x y x Binary search for longest common prefix of x and PRED ( x ) . Interpret integers at different levels of detail. Mortensen, Pagh, Pˇ atras ¸cu On Dynamic Range Reporting in One Dimension

  24. Van Emde Boas Recursion y x y x y x Binary search for longest common prefix of x and PRED ( x ) . Interpret integers at different levels of detail. van Emde Boas examines levels of detail sequentially Mortensen, Pagh, Pˇ atras ¸cu On Dynamic Range Reporting in One Dimension

  25. Van Emde Boas Recursion y x y x y x Binary search for longest common prefix of x and PRED ( x ) . Interpret integers at different levels of detail. van Emde Boas examines levels of detail sequentially we do a binary search on the levels of detail Mortensen, Pagh, Pˇ atras ¸cu On Dynamic Range Reporting in One Dimension

  26. What are we searching for? Interpret S as paths in trie of height w ⇒ n − 1 branching nodes Mortensen, Pagh, Pˇ atras ¸cu On Dynamic Range Reporting in One Dimension

  27. What are we searching for? Interpret S as paths in trie of height w ⇒ n − 1 branching nodes 4 interesting values per branching node Mortensen, Pagh, Pˇ atras ¸cu On Dynamic Range Reporting in One Dimension

  28. What are we searching for? Interpret S as paths in trie of height w ⇒ n − 1 branching nodes 4 interesting values per branching node a b FINDANY ( a , b ) compute LCA ( a , b ) find lowest branching ancestor of the LCA check if any extreme point is in [ a , b ] Mortensen, Pagh, Pˇ atras ¸cu On Dynamic Range Reporting in One Dimension

  29. Lowest branching ancestor? Trouble: finding the lowest branching ancestor of arbitrary v is as hard as predecessor search Mortensen, Pagh, Pˇ atras ¸cu On Dynamic Range Reporting in One Dimension

  30. Lowest branching ancestor? Trouble: finding the lowest branching ancestor of arbitrary v is as hard as predecessor search But we don’t always need to find it Mortensen, Pagh, Pˇ atras ¸cu On Dynamic Range Reporting in One Dimension

  31. Lowest branching ancestor? Trouble: finding the lowest branching ancestor of arbitrary v is as hard as predecessor search But we don’t always need to find it Assume v is on an active path: if true, find ancestor faster if false, fail Mortensen, Pagh, Pˇ atras ¸cu On Dynamic Range Reporting in One Dimension

  32. Lowest branching ancestor? Trouble: finding the lowest branching ancestor of arbitrary v is as hard as predecessor search But we don’t always need to find it Assume v is on an active path: if true, find ancestor faster if false, fail Happens only when S ∩ [ a , b ] = ∅ ⇒ witness verification catches the error Mortensen, Pagh, Pˇ atras ¸cu On Dynamic Range Reporting in One Dimension

  33. Binary search on levels of detail Binary search for level L such that: v v Level L − 1 : branching Level L : no branching Mortensen, Pagh, Pˇ atras ¸cu On Dynamic Range Reporting in One Dimension

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