Computational Geometry on Data Structure and Algorithms related Questions and Answers - Page 4

Question 31 : The optimal time obtained through divide and conquer approach using merge sort is the best case efficiency.
1. true
2. false
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Question 32 : Which approach is based on computing the distance between each pair of distinct points and finding a pair with the smallest distance?
1. Brute force
2. Exhaustive search
3. Divide and conquer
4. Branch and bound
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Question 33 : What is the worst case complexity of quick hull?
1. O(N)
2. O(N log N)
3. O(N2)
4. O(log N)
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Question 34 : What is the basic operation of closest pair algorithm using brute force technique?
1. Euclidean distance
2. Radius
3. Area
4. Manhattan distance
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Question 35 : What is the runtime efficiency of using brute force technique for the closest pair problem?
1. O(N)
2. O(N log N)
3. O(N2)
4. O(N3 log N)
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Question 36 : The running time of Chan's algorithm is obtained from combining two algorithms.
1. True
2. False
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Question 37 : Which of the following is similar to Euclidean distance?
1. Manhattan distance
2. Pythagoras metric
3. Chebyshev distance
4. Heuristic distance
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Question 38 : The quick hull algorithm runs faster if the input uses non- extreme points.
1. true
2. false
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Question 39 : The most important condition for which closest pair is calculated for the points (pi, pj) is?
1. i>j
2. i!=j
3. i=j
4. i<j
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Question 40 : What is the running time of Chan's algorithm?
1. O(log n)
2. O(n log n)
3. O(n log h)
4. O(log h)
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