Comparative Analysis of Gnome Sort and Bubble Sort in the Worst Case using Performance Visualization in Personal Computer
Journal Title: International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering Technology (IJRASET) - Year 2017, Vol 5, Issue 5
Abstract
The present study aims at visualizing the performances of Gnome sort and Bubble sort algorithms in the worst case which are implemented using R in a personal computer (Desktop). In the present study, we have done a comparative analysis of the worst case performances of said algorithms. The scope of the study is limited to data size ten (10) to data size one hundred (100). In this study, using visual inspection, we observe that the performances of both the algorithms very closely follow quadratic curve and the Bubble sort is taking less time to sort same amount of data than the Gnome sort in the worst case.
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Dipankar Das, Priyanka Das, Rishab Dey, Sreya Modak
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