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Cover Trees

September 7, 2016 Christoph Conrads

A cover tree is a tree data structure used for the partitiong of metric spaces to speed up operations like nearest neighbor, k-nearest neighbor, or range searches. In this blog post, I introduce cover trees, their uses, their properties, and I measure the effect of the dimension of the metric space on the run-time in an experiment with synthetic data.

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