FEATURE: Addition of Algo Compare Page #554 #584
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fix: #554
Title: Addition of Algorithm Comparison Page
Description:
Introduce a dedicated Algo Compare Page to allow users to compare different algorithm performances side-by-side. This page will feature a comparison tool that enables users to select multiple algorithms and view their performance metrics (e.g., time complexity, space complexity) on a variety of datasets and problem scenarios. The interface will provide visualizations such as bar graphs, line charts, or comparative tables to facilitate a clear understanding of differences in efficiency, resource consumption, and scalability.
Features:
Algorithm Selection: Dropdown or multi-select options for choosing algorithms.
Comparison Metrics: Display key metrics such as execution time, memory usage, and complexity.
Visual Representation: Graphical comparisons through charts or tables for better insights.
Dataset Variability: Options to test algorithms on different dataset types and sizes.
Performance Summary: A section with summaries and recommendations based on comparison results.
Goal:
To enhance user experience by providing a comprehensive comparison tool that helps users understand algorithm efficiency and select the most appropriate algorithm for specific use cases. This feature aims to make algorithm learning and selection more intuitive and data-driven.