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potato
@fizzbuzz This example is doing exclusive scan, which means the first element in the result is 0 and the last element is a_{0-14}
cmchiang
This is similar to a Fenwick tree. If we use 1-index instead, the first stage is exactly doing add
routine for each index i, and the second stage is a slight modification of doing sum
routine for each index i. In fact, if we do not modify the second stage, we get an parallel algorithm with O(lg n) span and O(n) work for calculating inclusive scan.
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Do we just throw away
a_{8-15}
?