average-case time complexity of binary heap operations
The average-case time complexity of binary heap operations refers to the expected number of operations required to perform common operations (such as insertion, deletion, or retrieval) on a binary heap. It takes into account the probabilities of various inputs or scenarios that affect the performance of these operations. The average-case time complexity analysis helps evaluate the efficiency of binary heap operations in practical situations.
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