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Are you guys familiar with R_Star Trees?

I have a project for class that needs me to implement this type of algorithm. Anyone have any experience in this?

Th@nks!
 
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might be better in the intermediate forum...
 
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Judging by the large number of replies you have got, I am afraid nobody admits to having any experience. I have never heard of r_star trees, and couldn't find anything in Wikipedia.
Try getting your hands on a copy of Donald Knuth the Art of Computer Programming; on Amazon I found

* The Art of Computer Programming, Volume 4, Fascicle 4 - Generating All Trees - History of Combinatorial Generation by Donald E. Knuth
* Paperback: 128 pages
* Publisher: Addison Wesley; 1 edition (16 Feb 2006)
* Language English
* ISBN-10: 0321335708
* ISBN-13: 978-0321335708

I am afraid I don't know whether you want that part, or volume 3.

I went onto Google and found this project report, but it is written in C and is very hard to understand.

You are going to have to ask for more details, I think.
 
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Try R* Trees. Wikipedia does have an entry for those. I guess they're what you're looking for.
 
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