I wonder if there is any relation between data_array data position to tree_array data position.
int data[N];
int tree[M]; // lets M = 2^X-1, where X = nearest ceiling power of 2 to N;
void build_segment_tree();
I wonder if I can say n'th value of data[] is mapped with i'th value of tree[]. is there any mathematical resolution?
You certainly can. For example segment tree is used for it's capapbility to store segment information.
Now you will see that if you want to create a segment tree out of N
elements then
you will need ceil(log_2(N))+1
levels. And in the last level you will find all the
1 length-range or the single elements.
These elements will be precisely in the position (1-index) 2^ceil(log_2(N))
to 2^ceil(log_2(N))+N-1
.
[1-8]
/ \
[1-4] [5-8]
/ \ / \
[1-2][3-4] [5-6][7-8]
/\ /\ /\ /\
[1][2] [3][4] [5][6] [7][8]
1-11
/ \
1-6 7-11
1-3 4-6 7-9 10-11
1-2 3 4-5 6 7-8 9 10 11
1 2 4 5 7 8
This answer is for only valid for segment tree of power of 2 elements.
But for other elements the elements are not necessarily organized.
So the answer will be false for N those are not power of 2.
On that case you can't find any formualitve rule.