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The document summarizes information about red-black trees, including: 1) Red-black trees are self-balancing binary search trees where every node is colored red or black. They provide logarithmic time bounds for operations by ensuring a balance between the heights of the left and right subtrees. 2) Operations like search, insert, and delete on red-black trees have time complexities of O(log n). Insertion may require recoloring nodes or performing rotations to maintain the red-black tree properties. 3) Deletion is more complex, as it may leave a double black node that must be converted to a single black node through a series of recoloring and rotations. Key steps

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The document summarizes information about red-black trees, including: 1) Red-black trees are self-balancing binary search trees where every node is colored red or black. They provide logarithmic time bounds for operations by ensuring a balance between the heights of the left and right subtrees. 2) Operations like search, insert, and delete on red-black trees have time complexities of O(log n). Insertion may require recoloring nodes or performing rotations to maintain the red-black tree properties. 3) Deletion is more complex, as it may leave a double black node that must be converted to a single black node through a series of recoloring and rotations. Key steps

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Analysis of algorithm

Presentation topic: RBT(INSERTION-DELETION-SEARCHING)

PRESENTER: AHMAD SAFIULLAH KHAN (18321519-009)


HADI ARSHAD (18321519-038)
JAHANGIR MUSHTAQ (18321519-090)
INSTRUCTOR: WAQAS HAIDER BANGHAYAL
SECTION (A)
Red Black Tree

 What is need of Red Black tree ?


 How Red Black tree is different from Avl trees?
 What is Red Black tree and its properties?
Red Black Tree
 Red Black tree is basically a Binary Search
 So what is Binary search tree .
 Time complexity in BSt is O(n) B
10
 We want O(h)
15
 A
20
10

30
15
7
35

5 20 40
8 13

3
Time complexity of Red Black Tree

Sr. No. Algorithm Time Complexity

1. Search O(log n)

2. Insert O(log n)

3. Delete O(log n)
Red Black Tree

 Comparison with AVL Tree:


 Time complexity in case of Avl is also O(h) but why we need rbt after this ?
 In Avl we need more than Two Rotations…
 In case of RBT maximum two rotation are required
 Sometimes only change of colouring is required.
Red Black Tree

It is self balancing BST.


Every node is either Back ir Red.

Root is always Black.


Every leaf with Nill is Black
Every leaf which is nill is Black
Every path from a node to any of its desencent Nill node has same no of Black nodes
Red Black Tree
 Searching Algorithm
 As every red-black tree is a special case of a binary tree so the searching algorithm of a red-black tree is
similar to that of a binary tree.

 Algorithm:
 searchElement (tree, val)
 Step 1:
 If tree -> data = val OR tree = NULL
 Return tree
 Else
 If val data
 Return searchElement (tree -> left, val)
 Else
 Return searchElement (tree -> right, val)
 [ End of if ] [ End of if]
Red Black Tree
 Example:


Red Black Tree
Red black tree (Insertion)
-While inserting a new node, the new node is always inserted as a RED node.
-After insertion of a new node, if the tree is violating the properties of the red-black tree then,
-we do the following operations.
 Recolor
10
 Rotation.
The following tree is the suitably inserted 7 16

Red Black Tree.


NIL 15
 Average and Worst case insertion time complexity: 25

O(log n)
NIL
 Average and Worst case Space complexity.
18 30
O(n)

NIL NIL NIL NIL


Thing to remember in (Insertion)
 Root = Black.
 No two adjacent Red Nodes .
 Count number of black in each node (it means in every path black nodes should be of same count).

8 10

8 12
2 4

11 13
6 9
1 3 5
 In this its violates the rule it follows All the rules of RBT
10 10
 Of RBT.
Red black tree ( Rotations)
 There are two rotations.

1-- left rotation.

2– Right rotation.
Basic operations associated with Red Black Tree:

 Check whether tree is Empty.


 If tree is Empty then insert the new Node as Root node with color Black and exit from the operation.
 If tree is not Empty then insert the new Node as a leaf node with Red color.
 If the parent of new Node is Black then exit from the operation.
 If the parent of new Node is Red then check the color of parent node's sibling of new Node.
 (case 2) If it is Black or NULL node then make a suitable Rotation and Recolor it.
 (case 1) if color is red then recolor and also check if parent’s parent of new node
Is not root then recolor it and recheck.
(case 3) if parent sibling is black or nil and parent and new node identify as a line then suitable rotate.
Red Black Tree (Insertion) Example:

Create a red black tree by inserting following values.


(8,18,5,15,17,25)
8
Insert(8). Insert(18).
8

18

8
Insert(5). Insert(15)
8
5 18

18
2 consecutive red nodes, new node
5
15
parent sibling is red & parent’s parent
is root so here we have to recolor to
make it red black tree.
8
After recolor
5 18

15
Insert (17). Here Case 2 implemented.
8
8

5
18
8
18
Left Rotation.
17
15

17 15

8 after right rotation and


recolor (case 3)
5 17

15
18
Insert (25). Case 1 implemented,
8

2 consecutive red nodes and newnode


5 parent sibling is red and parent’s
17
parent is not root node so we use
recolor and recheck.
15 18

25

5 17

after recolor

15 18

after recolor tree is satisfying


25
all red black tree properties.
Insertion (algorithm)
Red Black Tree: Deletion

Deletion is fairly complex process. To understand deletion, notion of double


black is used. When a black node is deleted and replaced by a black child, the
child is marked as double black. The main task now becomes to convert this
double black to single black.
Deleting a value in Red Black tree takes O(log N) time complexity and
O(N) space complexity.

.
Things to remember for deletion
1) Follow BST deletion
2) Last node is always deleted,
Node with children are replaced
3) Node color stays the same
4) If a black node replaces black node
->it will become DB
5) If a red node (black node)replaces black node(red node)
->It will become single black

words we use in algo


 D Node to b e deleted (not replaced)
 DB Node having double black color
 S sibling of node DB
 P parent of DB and S
 SL S in line child
 ST S child
Algorithm for deletion in Red black tree:

 Steps involve in deletion :


 step 1 : Perform BST , deletion .
 Step 2 (case 1) : If node to b deleted is red just delete it.
(case 2) : if root is DB(double black) just remove it .
(case 3) :If DB’s sibling is BLACK and both its children are BLACK remove DB . Add
BLACK to its parents.
If parent is RED it becomes BLACK and if BLACK then becomes DB and make
sibling RED. If still DB exists apply other cases:
(case 4) : if DB’s sibling is RED Swap the colors of parent and its sibling .
Deletion of a node in Red Black Tree

Algorithm with example

.
Case 1)D is red 10 Delete 10 7
Do nothing

5 15 5 15

2 7 13 17
2 13 17
Case 2) if DB is root 10 10
->Remove DB

5 15 5 15

2 7 13 2 7 13
17 17
Case 3)if S is red
->swap color P>S
-> Rotate P in DB direction
-> reapply cases
10 15
10
10
Del 5 N 15 10 17
N 15
15
5
13 17 N
17 13 17 13
13
Case 3.2 ) If s is black,SL,ST black
->Remove DB
15 15
->Add black to P
->make S red
->if Db exits, reapply cases
10 17 10 17

N 13 13

Case 3.3) if S is black ST is red


->swap colors of s <-->ST
->Rotate s opp to DB
-> Follow case 3.4

15
15 15 15
DEL 17
10 N
10 17 10 N 13 N
13
13 13 10
Case 3.4) If S is black ,SL is red
->rotate p in DB direction
->swap color p<- ->s
->Remove DB
->change color SL to black

13 13
15
15

10 15
13 N 13 N 15
10

N
10 10 N

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