Is it possible to group (!= cluster) numbers faster than to sort them? Computer Science

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• Is it possible to group (!= cluster) numbers faster than to sort them?
• Always-halting or not for automata, and recognizability and decidability for formal languages at other levels in Chomsky hierarchy?
• MiniCube
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Is it possible to group (!= cluster) numbers faster than to sort them? Posted: 02 Mar 2021 01:06 AM PST Given an array with (duplicate) numbers we want all equal numbers to appear consequtively, however the array needen't be sorted as a whole. Can we do better than simply sorting the array (which does achieve the stated goal but also provides stronger guarantees than required)? submitted by /u/denniskb [link] [comments]

Always-halting or not for automata, and recognizability and decidability for formal languages at other levels in Chomsky hierarchy? Posted: 01 Mar 2021 08:05 AM PST Some Turing machines can never halt on some inputs, and some halt on all inputs. Respectively, they correspond to recursively enumerable languages and recursive languages. Are there similar always-halting or not distinction among automata, and recognizability and decidability distinction among formal languages at other levels in Chomsky hierarchy? For example pushdown automata, and CFLs? finite state machines, and regular languages? Thanks. submitted by /u/timlee126 [link] [comments]

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