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I haven't read the references you posted earlier, so please forgive me if that one was already suggested.

You could store for each location an array of ranges that contain it:

# range A : 1-3 # range B : 5-6 # leads to my @ranges = [ [], # 0 ['1-3'], # 1 ['1-3'], # 2 ['1-3'], # 3 [], # 4 ['5-6'], # 5 ['5-6'], # 6 ];

Once this table is built, for every range it's very fast to test which other ranges overlap.

To save memory, you can also use a string in each location, so that if you have ranges 1-5 and 4-6, the entry for for 5 would be 1-5,4-6.

One million strings should fit into memory. If the array is rather sparse, you could also use a hash instead.

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In reply to Re: Range overlap (with a lot of ranges) by moritz
in thread Range overlap (with a lot of ranges) by BioLion

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