Big Oh(O) vs Big Omega(Ω) vs Big Theta(θ) notations | Asymptotic Analysis of Algorithms with Example
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--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In this tutorial we will understand the 3 different Asymptotic Time Complexity analysis of Algorithms namely -
Big Oh(O)
Big Omega(Ω)
Big Theta(θ)
We will understand each Complexity by taking its mathematical definition as well as example with graph.
Lastly we will understand its practical usage & understand why we really need 3 different time complexity measures.
Big O notation -
Big O notation specifically describes worst case scenario.
It represents the upper bound running time complexity of an algorithm.
Mathematically -
Let f and g be functions of n - where n is natural no denoting size or steps of the algorithm then -
f(n) = O(g(n))
IFF
f(n) less than or = c.g(n)
where n greater than = n0, c greater than 0, n0 greater than = 1
Big Omega notation -
Big Omega notation specifically describes best case scenario.
It represents the lower bound running time complexity of an algorithm.
Basically it tells you what is the fastest time/behavior in which the algorithm can run.
f(n) = Ω(g(n))
IFF
f(n) greater than or = c.g(n)
where n greater than = n0, c greater than 0, n0 greater than = 1
Big Theta (θ) notation -
Big Omega notation specifically describes average case scenario.
It represents the most realistic time complexity of an algorithm.
f(n) = θ(g(n))
IFF
c1.g(n) less than or = f(n) less than or = c2.g(n)
where n greater than = n0, c1,c2 greater than 0, n greater than = n0, n0 greater = 1
Big Ω - Best Case
Big O - Worst Case
Big θ - Average Case
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