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Given a sorted array of integers nums and integer values a , b and c. Apply a quadratic function of the form f( x ) = ax 2 + bx + c to each element x in the array.
The returned array must be in sorted order.
Expected time complexity: O( n )
Example 1:
Example 2:
Credits:
Special thanks to @elmirap for adding this problem and creating all test cases.
这道题给了我们一个数组,又给了我们一个抛物线的三个系数,让我们求带入抛物线方程后求出的数组成的有序数组。那么我们首先来看O(nlgn)的解法,这个解法没啥可说的,就是每个算出来再排序,这里我们用了最小堆来帮助我们排序,参见代码如下:
解法一:
但是题目中的要求让我们在O(n)中实现,那么我们只能另辟蹊径。其实这道题用到了大量的高中所学的关于抛物线的数学知识,我们知道,对于一个方程f(x) = ax2 + bx + c 来说,如果a>0,则抛物线开口朝上,那么两端的值比中间的大,而如果a<0,则抛物线开口朝下,则两端的值比中间的小。而当a=0时,则为直线方法,是单调递增或递减的。那么我们可以利用这个性质来解题,题目中说明了给定数组nums是有序的,如果不是有序的,我想很难有O(n)的解法。正因为输入数组是有序的,我们可以根据a来分情况讨论:
当a>0,说明两端的值比中间的值大,那么此时我们从结果res后往前填数,用两个指针分别指向nums数组的开头和结尾,指向的两个数就是抛物线两端的数,将它们之中较大的数先存入res的末尾,然后指针向中间移,重复比较过程,直到把res都填满。
当a<0,说明两端的值比中间的小,那么我们从res的前面往后填,用两个指针分别指向nums数组的开头和结尾,指向的两个数就是抛物线两端的数,将它们之中较小的数先存入res的开头,然后指针向中间移,重复比较过程,直到把res都填满。
当a=0,函数是单调递增或递减的,那么从前往后填和从后往前填都可以,我们可以将这种情况和a>0合并。
解法二:
类似题目:
Squares of a Sorted Array
参考资料:
https://leetcode.com/problems/sort-transformed-array/
https://leetcode.com/discuss/108831/java-o-n-incredibly-short-yet-easy-to-understand-ac-solution
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