[Problem] Number of points with coordinates greater than those of the current one

Revision en2, by nhtrnm, 2017-10-02 03:29:53

Given n <  = 106 points with integer coordinates on a 2D plane, for each point compute the number of points with coordinates greater than those of the current one.

I can only think of a solution in which sorts the points using x coordinate, and then for every point count the number of points after it with greater y coordinate. That can be done by using Fenwick tree or segment tree.

Can we do better than that? Can we do something simpler without using a segment tree or Fenwick tree?

Tags data structures, 2d

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