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Doesn't appear to be very accurate. https://boat.algorithm.city/analyzer/?&f=N*lg(N)*lg(lg(N) https://boat.algorithm.city/analyzer/?&f=N*lg(N)*lg(lg(N)) "The
by nathell 8y ago
Doesn't appear to be very accurate.
https://boat.algorithm.city/analyzer/?&f=N*lg(N)*lg(lg(N) https://boat.algorithm.city/analyzer/?&f=N*lg(N)*lg(lg(N))
"The Big Theta of N * lg(N) * lg(lg(N)) is O(n * lg(n))"
- logv 8y agoThanks for the feedback and good catch! The list of big O classes is the following: var classes = [ define_func("0"), define_func("1"), define_func("lg(n)"), define_func("sqrt(n)"), define_func("n"), define_func("n * lg(lg((n)))"), define_func("n * lg(n)"), define_func("n * sqrt(n)"), define_func("n**2"), define_func("n**3"), define_func("n**4"), define_func("2**n"), define_func("n**n"), define_func("factorial(n)"), define_func("2**(2**n)"), define_func("n**(n**n)"), ]; lg(lg(N)) is very small, for 1e30, the value is approximately ~6 and at 1e60 it is ~7.6, at which point lg(lg(N)) is pretty much a constant value (or trivial), but yes - it is technically included in the growth rate, but for practical purposes can probably be ignored