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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Soft_HeapSoft Heap (band) - Wikipedia

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   The original Soft Heap line-up reconvened in October 1978 (thus including Pip Pyle) to record their eponymous studio album Soft Heap which was released in 1979. John Greaves (also from National Health) replaced Hugh Hopper on bass in 1979–80, and after Alan Gowen's death in 1981, Mark Hewins joined on guitar, the new 1981 line-up becoming ...

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3. www.cs.princeton.edu › courses › archiveThe Soft Heap: An Approximate Priority Queue with Optimal ...

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   The main idea behind the soft heap is to move items across the data structure not individually, as is customary, but in groups, in a data-structuring equivalent of “car pooling.” Keys must be raised as a result, in order to preserve the heap ordering of the data structure. The soft heap can be used to compute exact or approximate

4. stackoverflow.com › questions › 26126170Soft heaps: what is corruption and why is it useful?

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   Sep 30, 2014 · The soft heap precisely quantifies how unsorted the output will be using the new concept of "corruption." In a normal priority queue, once you insert an element/priority pair, the element's priority never changes. In a soft heap, the elements associated with a priority can become corrupted when the element is inside the soft heap. When an ...

   • In most research papers on priority queues, each element in the queue has an associated number called a priority that's set when the element is ins...
   • The answer is in the second page: "The soft heap may, at any time, increase the value of certain keys. Such keys, and by extension, the correspond...

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   What is a soft heap?

   • Given any mixed sequence of n operations, a soft heap with error rate (for any 0 « # 1/2) ensures that, at any time, at most «n of its items have their keys raised. The amortized complexity of each operation is constant, except for insert, which takes O(log 1/ «) time. The soft heap is optimal for any value of in a comparison-based model.

   The Soft Heap: An Approximate Priority Queue with Optimal Error Rate

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   When did Soft Heap come out?

   • "Soft" being an obvious reference to their past band, and "Heap" being the 4 initial letters of the musicians' first name. The sole studio album was issued in 1979 but the band continued to tour intermittently through the 1980s. SOFT HEAP was a Canterbury supergroup consisting of Hugh HOPPER, ELTON DEAN, ALAN GOWEN, and Pip PYLE.

   SOFT HEAP discography and reviews - Progarchives.com

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   Is a soft heap optimal?

   • Optimality To complete the proof of Theorem 1.1, we show that the soft heap is optimal. Without loss of generality, we can assume that 1/ lies between a large constant and =n and that n/ o «nß is an integer « l. Apply Theorem 2.1 to n distinct numbers and pick out every 2 o «nß-th element in the output sequence.

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   Who were Soft Heap?

   • Made up from members of Gilgamesh, Soft Machine and Caravan, Soft Heap were a complex, jazzy and, sadly, short-lived supergroup-of-sorts, who were active at the back-end of the seventies for a short while, producing this memorable studio album in 1978 as well as a live release called 'Al Dente' a year later.

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6. www.youtube.com › watchSoft Heap ‎– Soft Heap (1979) - YouTube

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   A1 Circle Line 0:00A2 A.W.O.L. 6:54A3 Petit 3'S 16:28 B1 Terra Nova 22:48 B2 Fara 32:51B3 Short Hand 39:33Bass – Hugh HopperDesign [Sleeve] – Star...

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7. www.progarchives.com › artistSOFT HEAP discography and reviews - Progarchives.com

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   Around Jan 78, Soft Heap was created by him with ex- Hatfield and Gligamesh members Pip Pyle and Alan Gowan, and Elton thought of inviting his old buddy and ex-Machinist Hugh Hopper. Thus the name of the band being a bit of revenge, using the Soft part of the Machine, the Heap being their respective forename's first letter.

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9. www.youtube.com › watchSoft Heap - A Veritable Centaur (1995) - YouTube

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   Prepare to embark on a mind-bending musical odyssey with Soft Heap's "A Veritable Centaur." This extraordinary album, released in 1995, brings together the t...

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10. cs.fit.edu › ~pkc › deptSoft Heaps: An Approximate Priority Queue - cs.fit.edu

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    The soft heap is an approximate priority queue data structure originally proposed by Bernard Chazelle [Chazelle2000a]. Chazelle used it to develop the fastest deterministic comparison-based algorithm to compute a minimum spanning tree of a connected graph [Chazelle2000b].