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OpenGenus Tech Review Team

OpenGenus Tech Review Team

The official account of OpenGenus's Technical Review Team. This team review all technical articles and incorporates peer feedback. The team consist of experts in the leading domains of Computing.

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Data Structures

Data Structures used in Text Editors

A text editor uses a wide range of data structures to implement different features like search, replacing text and much more. These include char buffer, gap buffer, two stack model, doubly linked list and much more.

Ethan Z. Booker
Algorithms

Reverse a doubly linked list in C++

In this article, we are going to see how to reverse a doubly linked list by reversing the links of each node (without swapping values of nodes) and have implemented the solution using C++.

Harini Jeyaraman Harini Jeyaraman
Algorithms

To check if the linked list is a circular linked list (2 methods)

We will be seeing two efficient methods to determine whether the given linked list is a circular linked list or not. With this, we solve the problem in linear time.

Rashmitha
Software Engineering

Main points on BASH (Bourne-Again SHell)

In this article, we have covered all major points on BASH Shell which will give you complete knowledge to develop any script to automate tasks.

Kshitiz Saini Kshitiz Saini
Machine Learning (ML)

Overview of Semantic Segmentation

Semantic Segmentation is the process of labeling pixels present in an image into a specific class label. It is considered to be a classification process which classifies each pixel. The process of predicting each pixel in the class is known as dense prediction.

Sandeep Bhuiya
Software Engineering

String Pool in Java

In this article, I have explained the String Pool in Java and how to implement it in Java programming. I have covered basic concepts of this topic. Also, I have explain the diagram.

Pooja Koul
Machine Learning (ML)

Multinomial/ Multimodal Naive Bayes

Multimodal naive bayes is a specialized version of naive bayes designed to handle text documents using word counts as it's underlying method of calculating probability.

Ethan Z. Booker
Machine Learning (ML)

Byte Pair Encoding for Natural Language Processing (NLP)

Byte Pair Encoding is originally a compression algorithm that was adapted for NLP usage. Byte Pair Encoding comes in handy for handling the vocabulary issue through a bottom-up process.

Ethan Z. Booker
Algorithms

Travelling Salesman Problem (Bitmasking and Dynamic Programming)

In this article, we will start our discussion by understanding the problem statement of The Travelling Salesman Problem perfectly and then go through the basic understanding of bit masking and dynamic programming.

Abhijit Tripathy Abhijit Tripathy
Algorithms

Travelling Salesman Problem (Basics + Brute force approach)

In this article we will start our discussion by understanding the problem statement of The Travelling Salesman Problem perfectly and then go through the naive bruteforce approach for solving the problem using a mathematical concept known as "permutation"

Abhijit Tripathy Abhijit Tripathy
Software Engineering

script and scriptreplay in linux

script and scriptreplay are pre-installed commands in Linux. They are more like the utilities which allow the user to record their terminal session and to refer to it anytime he/she needs it.

Kshitiz Saini Kshitiz Saini
Algorithms

Cycle Detection Algorithms

A cycle in a data structure as we have already seen is a condition with no end. A few popular cycle detection algorithms are Floyd's cycle detection algorithm and Brent’s Cycle Detection Algorithm.

Riya Tyagi
Data Structures

Finding the length of a loop in linked list

In this article, we will look at the method of finding the length of a loop in a linked list. For that you should be able to understand Floyd's loop detection algorithm.

Riya Tyagi
Data Structures

Detect a loop in a linked list (3 methods)

A Loop in a linked list is a condition when a Linked list does not have any end. We have explored different ways to detect loop in a linked list like by marking visited nodes, using hashmap and Floyd's cycle finding algorithm.

Riya Tyagi
Software Engineering

Alternatives to Vector in C++

In this article, we have explored the alternatives of Vector in C++ such as array, Deque, Linked List, map and multiset.

Ashutosh Kumar
Algorithms

Smart and Safe Cab Finder Algorithm

Smart and Safe Cab Finder Algorithm is used to locate the nearest and safest cab for passengers using specific designed algorithm. This algorithm is designed to give most safe riding suggestions of all the cabs available in the vicinity.

Khitish Panigrahi Khitish Panigrahi
Software Engineering

Struct pointer in C

In this article, we will learn about the structure pointers , in C/C++ we have a feature to use pointers with Structure. Like pointers to other data types we can use pointer to structure.

Khitish Panigrahi Khitish Panigrahi
Software Engineering

Typedef function pointer in C

The keyword typedef is used to define new data type names in C/C++. Here we should not not mistaken that we are creating any new data type, we should carefully note that we are just giving new names to the data types already available to us by C.

Khitish Panigrahi Khitish Panigrahi
Algorithms

Minimum Bitwise OR operations to make any two array elements equal

Given an array of integers and an integer K, we can perform the Bitwise OR operation between K and elements of the array any number of times. We have to count minimum number of such operations that are required to make any two elements of the array equal.

Ishaan Ahuja
Algorithms

MiniMax Algorithm: How Machine thinks?

Minimax algorithm is a recursive algorithm used to choose an optimal move for a player, assuming that the opponent is also playing optimally. As its name suggests, its goal is to minimize the maximum loss (reduce the worst-case scenario).

Mannan Bansal
Algorithms

Pancake Sort Algorithm (in-place, not stable)

Pancake sort is a sorting algorithm in which the only allowed operation is to "flip" one end of the list. It is inplace but not stable. Pancake sort is called so because it resembles sorting pancakes on a plate with a spatula, where you can only use the spatula to flip some of the top pancakes.

Avantika Balaji
Machine Learning (ML)

Transformer Networks: How They Can Replace GANs

After an introduction to how transformers work, and a brief look at how they process text data, we see how they can also generate images and audio data just like GANs.

Divij Kulshrestha
Software Engineering

Exploring the CodeForces API

In this article, we will explore the Codeforces API. With codeforces API, one can get access to limited data from in machine-readable JSON format.

Manvi Goel
Software Engineering

Types of Load Balancing Algorithms

In this article, we will delve into the different types of load balancing algorithms. The different types of Load Balancing algorithms are Round-Robin, Weighted Round Robin, Least Connections, Hashing Methods, URL Hash Method, Source IP Hash Method, Random Algorithm and Least Response Time Method.

Devansh Chaubey Devansh Chaubey
Data Structures

Different Self Balancing Binary Trees

A self-balancing binary tree is any tree that automatically keeps its height small in the face of arbitrary insertions and deletions on the tree. We have explored different types like 2 3 tree, Red Black tree, AVL Tree, B Tree, AA Tree, Scapegoat Tree, Splay Tree, Treap and Weight Balanced Tree.

Vishnu S Reddy Vishnu S Reddy
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