"R-" ones are used for storing spatial data based on minimum bounding rectangles.
"R-" ones are used for storing spatial data based on minimum bounding rectangles. A "rotation" on these objects increases the height of one substructure while decreasing the other; that operation is useful for rebalancing and is carried out automatically by AVL ones. These objects can be traversed preorder, inorder, or postorder, and rotations can be used to implement the "splay" operation that moves an element of a namesake type of this structure to the root. Heaps are generally implemented using this data structure, and in the average case O (log n) time is needed to search a binary one. For 10 points, name this data structure, whose terminal nodes are called leaves.
"R-" ones are used for storing spatial data based on minimum bounding rectangles.
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