Weight-balanced Tree - The Diagram

The Diagram

In the diagram to the right, the letters represent node values and the numbers represent node weights. Values are used to order the tree, as in a general binary search tree. The weight may be thought of as a probability or activity count associated with the node. In the diagram, the root is G because its weight is the greatest in the tree. The left subtree begins with A because, out of all nodes with values that come before G, A has the highest weight. Similarly, N is the highest-weighted node that comes after G.

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