randomized data structures
Randomized data structures are data structures that use randomization as a fundamental component in their design and operations. Randomization is used to achieve improved performance guarantees, especially in terms of average-case time complexity. Randomized data structures typically involve random choices in their algorithms to ensure efficient and balanced operations, which can help prevent worst-case scenarios from occurring frequently.
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