C. Since the weights have been rearranged by greedy in non-increasing order, the
weights which have been added are also greater than
1
2
C. Thus
M
>
1
2
C.
2. Sort the jobs in non-decreasing order of fi
nish times, so that e
1
≤e
2
≤ ... ≤e
n
, and consider the jobs in
order, adding each job to the list of jobs to be actually carried out, if it does not start before the fi nish
time of the last job added.
Algorithm E.2.12 Huffman(c)
1 Analysis:
2n←
| c |; [ Q is the Binary Heap ]
3Q←
c; [ O(n) BuildHeap ]
4fori←
1 to n – 1 do
5 [ O(n) ]
6z←
Allocate-node();
7x←
Extract-Min( ...
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