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2/3 n^3 floating-point operations

This dimension groups algorithms by their time complexity, how the time an algorithm takes grows with the size of its input. Wikipedia notes that an algorithm "terminates after a finite number of steps," and how many steps it needs is exactly what time complexity measures. Browsing by time complexity keeps algorithms of a similar efficiency grouped together.

2/3 n^3 floating-point operations
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