Odd-even transposition algorithem, Computer Networking

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Algorithm: Odd-Even Transposition

//Input: N numbers that are in the unsorted form

//Assume that element bi is assigned to pi

for I=1 to N

{

If (I%2 != 0) //i.e Odd phase

{

For j=1,3,5,7,..................2*n/2-1

{

Apply compare-exchange (Pj, Pj+1) //Operation is executed in parallel

}

}

Else // Even phase

{

For j=2,4,6,8..................2*(n-1)/2-1

{

} I++

}

 Apply compare-exchange(Pj, Pj+1) //Operation is executed in parallel

}

Let us take an example and illustrate the odd-even transposition algorithm.

Analysis

The above algorithm needs one „for loop? starting from I=1 to N, i.e. N times and for every value of I, one „for loop? of J is implemented in parallel. Thus, the time difficulty of the algorithm is O (n) as there are total n phases and each phase executes either odd or even transposition in O(1) time.

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