A Simple Unbalanced KDTree with 1NN Implementation
Abstract
This code is a reformulation of the kd-tree datastructure, useful in k-nearest neighbor algorithms. Besides tradition binary-tree sorting mechanisms (e.g. red-black or AVL trees), the kd-tree maintains the added feature of sorting on dimension. This process enables O[log(n)] read/write speeds after data intake - a very efficient method for searching a massive amount of data.
This code includes a use case.
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Note: continued work on this project has been cancelled in favor of using already established data structures for leveraged analysis. There is no GitHub page for this code, but a copy remains on the original Stack Exchange Post.
Author(s)
Wyatt "Miller" Miller
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