Cuckoo Filter

[sam67]

I am working on algorithm searching ,module in lab-view. I am new in LabVIEW, i want to know that, In labview we can use  Cuckoo Filters or not? Please give me suggestion or if any other best filter for searching you know guyz then let me know. Thanks

[GerdW]

Hi sam,

i want to know that, In labview we can use  Cuckoo Filters or not?

Yes, you can use them.

But I guess you need to implement them on your own…

if any other best filter for searching you know

Depending on the size of your dictionary I can recommend to use Variant Attributes.

[sam67]

hello everyone, I already posted about Cuckoo Filter implementation, I need one more suggestion, Guyz in LabVIEW is there any search filter or if someone already implement any search algorithm in LabVIEW then please suggest me which one i will use. Thanks for your response.

[RavensFan]

There are search functions in LabVIEW such as Search 1D array.

Beyond that your question is too vague and generic to offer any help.

[sam67]

well i am in labview and i tried to implement a search algorithm to increase the time efficiency of my current version of code. I tried to implement Cuckoo filter but LabVIEW is graphical language and is very difficult for me to understand the wire connections and also different types of variables. That's why i need your suggestion guyz. Thanks for your suggestion and help. 

[bseguin]

I suggest you to go trough the beginner training for LabVIEW.

It will help a lot.

[GerdW]

Hi sam,

I already posted about Cuckoo Filter implementation, I need one more suggestion

Then why did you create a new thread instead of sticking with your original one?

I merged your threads…

[Yamaeda]

What do you want to search for and where? Your data, the code or what? You have Search array and Variant attributes (which'll give you a red/black tree). It'd be easy enough to create a binary search for an array.

/Y

[sam67]

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@Yamaeda wrote:

What do you want to search for and where? Your data, the code or what? You have Search array and Variant attributes (which'll give you a red/black tree). It'd be easy enough to create a binary search for an array.

/Y

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could you give me any example for binary 

[GerdW]

Hi sam,

just search the forum to find examples on a binary search (for sorted arrays)…

Why do you (still) think it is a good idea to post the same question in several threads? Please stick with one thread for one problem!