= Tree rearrangement
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Tree rearrangement generally refers to the processes or operations involved in modifying the structure or topology of a tree data structure. This term can be applied in different contexts, such as in computer science, graph theory, and even in evolutionary biology. Here are some contexts where tree rearrangement is relevant: 1. **Tree Data Structures**: In computer science, tree rearrangement might involve operations like rotations, balancing (as in AVL or Red-Black trees), or merging trees.
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