Titlebook: Experimental Algorithms; 5th International Wo Carme àlvarez,María Serna Conference proceedings 2006 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2006

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Scheduling Unrelated Parallel Machines Computational Resultsjob . on machine . takes time .., and the total time used by a machine is the sum of the processing times for the jobs assigned to it. The objective is to minimize makespan. In this paper we present an experimental study on the Unsplittable-Truemper algorithm. This purely . approach computes 2-appro

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Implementation of Approximation Algorithms for the Max-Min Resource Sharing Problemp length. Our line search technique uses a modified potential function that is less costly to evaluate, thus heuristically simplifying the computation. Observations concerning the quality of the dual solution and oscillating behavior of the algorithm are made. First numerical observations are briefl

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Stephen B. Tatter,Griffith R. Harsh IVe scale simulation. The experimental evaluation of algorithms for such networks is very beneficial, not only towards validating and fine-tuning algorithmic design and analysis, but also because of the ability to study the accurate impact of several important network parameters and technological details.

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Gene Therapeutics in Autoimmune Diabetes,h this in mind, we give general yet simple techniques to adapt algorithms for optimization problems to their respective incremental versions, and discuss tightness of these adaptations with respect to the three aforementioned problems.

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Haploidentical Stem Cell Transplantation using bit-parallelism. On average the algorithms run in .(?./.??./.??+?.)and .(.) time. Our experimental results show that the algorithms work extremely well in practice. Our algorithms handle general gaps as well, having important applications in computational biology.

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Algorithms for Wireless Sensor Networks: Design, Analysis and Experimental Evaluatione scale simulation. The experimental evaluation of algorithms for such networks is very beneficial, not only towards validating and fine-tuning algorithmic design and analysis, but also because of the ability to study the accurate impact of several important network parameters and technological details.

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An Incremental Model for Combinatorial Maximization Problemsh this in mind, we give general yet simple techniques to adapt algorithms for optimization problems to their respective incremental versions, and discuss tightness of these adaptations with respect to the three aforementioned problems.

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Faster Adaptive Set Intersections for Text Searchinginterpolation search improves the performance of each main intersection algorithms. Third, we introduce and test variants of interpolation search: this results in an even better intersection algorithm.