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Add optional interpolation search mode to Unicode Explorer
Adds a checkbox (unchecked by default) that switches Phase 2 from
standard binary search to interpolation search. When enabled, the
algorithm estimates the target's position proportionally between
the known boundary codepoints rather than always picking the midpoint,
often reaching the result in fewer HTTP fetches. Includes a linked
footnote explaining the technique.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01JAGszwm5ArgDnxaeRkQhs5
<pid="fn-interpolation"><sup>1</sup> Standard binary search always picks the middle record, ignoring the actual values. Interpolation search makes a smarter guess based on where the target codepoint falls proportionally between the known boundary values — like opening a phone book near the back for “W” rather than always opening to the middle. Within each signpost interval the codepoints are roughly evenly distributed, so the first guess is often very close, reducing the number of HTTP fetches needed.</p>
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