Using Huffman coding to encode these symbols with given frequencies:
a:0.20; b: 0.10; c: 0.15; d: 0.25; e: 0.30
when merging 2 smallest b+c , i got 0.25 but I stuck at the next step: I have 2 same terms b+c and d have the same value 0.25. How to merge them with smallest one a: 0.20? can I merge a with both (b+c) and d to get 3"children" tree?
Someone helps me, please

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Using Huffman coding to encode these symbols with given frequencies: 
a:0.20; b: 0.10; c: 0.15; d: 0.25; e: 0.30
when merging 2 smallest b+c , i got 0.25 but I stuck at the next step: I have 2 same terms b+c and d have the same value 0.25. How to merge them with smallest one a: 0.20? can I merge a with both (b+c) and d to get 3"children" tree?
Someone helps me, please

anonymous · Answer

I dont understand this - sorry.

anonymous · Answer

It's ok, friend. it comes from coding, encoding part

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anonymous · Answer

I really don't know how to merge them. Can I do as I have 2 possibility : 1) a +b+c and 2) a+d ? OMG!!! is it really hard that much? smarties??

anonymous · Answer

@Mertsj  @jim_thompson5910 @Luis_Rivera

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