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- Iacono's_working_set_structure abstract "In computer science, Iacono's working set structure is a comparison based dictionary. It supports insertion, deletion and access operation to maintain a dynamic set of elements. The working set of an item is the set of elements that have been accessed in the structure since the last time that was accessed (or inserted if it was never accessed).Inserting and deleting in the working set structure takes time while accessing an element takes . Here, represents the size of the working set of .".
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- Iacono's_working_set_structure comment "In computer science, Iacono's working set structure is a comparison based dictionary. It supports insertion, deletion and access operation to maintain a dynamic set of elements. The working set of an item is the set of elements that have been accessed in the structure since the last time that was accessed (or inserted if it was never accessed).Inserting and deleting in the working set structure takes time while accessing an element takes . Here, represents the size of the working set of .".
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