Titlebook: Experimental Algorithmics; From Algorithm Desig Rudolf Fleischer,Bernard Moret,Erik Meineche Schmi Book 2002 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelb

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Algorithm Engineering for Parallel Computation,ed, and easily used implementations. As parallel computing becomes ubiquitous, we need to extend algorithm engineering techniques to parallel computation. Such an extension adds significant complications. After a short review of algorithm engineering achievements for sequential computing, we review

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Visualization in Algorithm Engineering: Tools and Techniques,th many difficulties and pitfalls. In this context, traditional low-level textual debuggers or industrial-strength development environments can be of little help for algorithm engineers, who are mainly interested in high-level algorithmic ideas and not particularly in the language and platform-depen

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WWW.BDD-Portal.ORG: An Experimentation Platform for Binary Decision Diagram Algorithms,ed in this paper provides a testbed functionality besides additional information resources that are of interest in the research in Binary Decision Diagrams (BDDs). In the last decade, BDDs have proven to be the state-of-the-art data structure in computer aided design of integrated digital circuits.

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Presenting Data from Experiments in Algorithmics, concise, meaningful, understandable graphs that have sufficiently high qualityto be printed in scientific journals. The focus is on common sense rules that are frequently useful and can be easily implemented using tools such as gnuplot.

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Implementations and Experimental Studies of Dynamic Graph Algorithms,ementations and experimental studies have been conducted investigating the practical merits of fundamental techniques and algorithms. In most cases, these algorithms required sophisticated engineering and fine-tuning to be turned into efficient implementations. In this paper, we surveyseveral implem

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230605589The purposes of this paper are two: (1) to give an exposition of the main ideas of parameterized complexity, and (2) to discuss the connections of parameterized complexity to the systematic design of heuristics and approximation algorithms.