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Implement quickselect #189
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Hello, it seems I cannot find the function "select()". I have the latest version of Julia installed. |
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Quickselect can quickly give us select(k) and median. This is quick and easy to implement, and for most cases, this is good enough.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Selection_algorithm#Partition-based_general_selection_algorithm
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