Sorting – Visualisation, sortification and sonification of an algorithm

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Created by Ren Yuan, Sorting is an algorithm visualization and sonification created using Processing. By using the sorting history, data comparison, data swap, absolute error, residual sum of squares and other, these features are visualised and made audible by seven sorting algorithms (insertion sort, shell sort, bubble sort, quick sort, selection sort, heap sort, merge sort). The problem size of all sorting algorithms is 31, and the initial condition is random.

Created using Processing and sound generation using the minim library.

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