The problem is described here. Solution 1 is here. Server-side Javascript
in XPages
in IBM Lotus Domino
offers a function sort on an array.
Let S strings be stored in an Array names. Calling names.sort() returns sortedNames. Let topNames stores the top N strings with highest occurrence count found so far in descending order of occurrence and topCount keeps track of respective occurrence count. Following is the rest of the algorithm.
Since I don't have complexity
numbers for Array.sort, I take the worst case and assume it to be of . After that the above algorithm
is executed which, if all the strings are unique, take time. So the time complexity of this algorithm is . Space complexity
is . Just remember that in both the solutions, the comparison of strings are counted. So the algorithms depend on not just the number of strings but on their length too.
Let S strings be stored in an Array names. Calling names.sort() returns sortedNames. Let topNames stores the top N strings with highest occurrence count found so far in descending order of occurrence and topCount keeps track of respective occurrence count. Following is the rest of the algorithm.
For each string s in sortedNames
Begin
Let start,end store index of s in sortedNames
Advance end till sortedNames[end] becomes different from s
Set uniqueCount = end - start
For each count c in topCount
if uniqueCount is greater than c
Begin
move all the elements in topNames and topCount back by one
insert uniqueCount in topCount and s in topNames
End
Advance sortedNames by uniqueCount
End
Since I don't have complexity
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