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Incremental algorithms on lists Export

by: Johan Jeuring

edited by: Jan van Leeuwen

In Proc. of the SION Conference on Computer Science in the Netherlands (1991), pp. 315-335.

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Incremental computations can improve the performance of interactive programs such as spreadsheet programs, program development environments, text editors, etc.Incremental algorithms describe how to compute a required value depending on the input, after the input has been edited. By considering the possible different edit actions on the data type lists, the basic data type used in spreadsheet programs and text editors, we define incremental algorithms on lists. Some theory for the construction of incremental algorithms is developed, and we give an incremental algorithm for a more involved example: formatting a text.


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