Thursday, March 24, 2005
A 10-MINUTE DESCRIPTION OF HOW JUDY ARRAYS WORK AND WHY THEY ARE SO FAST
A 10-MINUTE DESCRIPTION OF HOW JUDY ARRAYS WORK AND WHY THEY ARE SO FAST: "A Judy tree is generally faster than and uses less memory than contemporary forms of trees such as binary (AVL) trees, b-trees, and skip-lists. When used in the 'Judy Scalable Hashing' configuration, Judy is generally faster then a hashing method at all populations."
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