elevatestruct
Elevatestruct is a theoretical or experimental data structure designed to accelerate access to a set of elements by organizing them across multiple levels of indexing. In typical designs, elements reside in a base level, while a subset is elevated to one or more higher levels. The elevated references enable the search process to skip large portions of the structure, similar in spirit to skip lists and multi-level indexes, but with promotions tied to access patterns or external criteria rather than fixed probabilistic rules.
Operations on an elevatestruct include insertion, deletion, search, and updates, with additional mechanisms to promote or
Performance characteristics are design-dependent. In well-tuned variants, average-case search, insertion, and deletion can approach O(log n)
Variants of elevatestruct may include static configurations with fixed elevated elements or dynamic, fully adaptive schemes.