Top-k Stabbing Interval Queries
Waseem Akram, Sanjeev Saxena

TL;DR
This paper introduces efficient data structures for weighted interval stabbing queries, enabling quick retrieval of top-k heaviest intervals containing a query point, with linear space and optimized query times.
Contribution
It proposes a linear space data structure with $O( ext{log} n + k)$ query time for weighted interval stabbing, and explores alternative trade-offs.
Findings
Linear space data structure for weighted interval stabbing
Query time of $O( ext{log} n + k)$ achieved
Additional trade-offs for the problem are presented
Abstract
We investigate a weighted variant of the interval stabbing problem, where the goal is to design an efficient data structure for a given set of weighted intervals such that, for a query point and an integer , we can report the intervals with largest weights among those stabbed by . In this paper, we present a linear space solution with query time. Moreover, we also present another trade-off for the problem.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Database Systems and Queries · Complexity and Algorithms in Graphs · Error Correcting Code Techniques
