The Misra–Gries algorithm is a streaming algorithm used for identifying the most frequent elements in a data stream. It was developed by Sudhakar Misra and Raghunathan Gries in 1982. This algorithm allows us to track and summarize large sequences of data efficiently, using a limited amount of memory, making it particularly suited for situations where the entire data set cannot fit into memory.
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