Titlebook: Experimental and Efficient Algorithms; Second International Klaus Jansen,Marian Margraf,José D. P. Rolim Conference proceedings 2003 Spring

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Pranita Kaphle,Li Yao,Joshua Kehler solve many basic optimization problems in polynomial time when the treewidth is bounded. So, given an arbitrary graph, its decomposition and its treewidth have to be determined, but computing the treewidth of a graph is NP-Hard. Hence, several papers present heuristics with computational experiment

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Alejandro D. Roth,Marco T. Nú?ezed (random) strings. For instance, this is the case of URL addresses, IP addresses, or XML path strings, all representing paths in some hierarchical order. As strings sharing a portion of the path have a quite long common prefix, we need to avoid the time-consuming repeated examination of these comm

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4020-7937-5. We provide experimental evidence of the basic parameters and of the performance of the distributed protocols described and analyzed under assymptotic assumptions in [.] for relatively small random networks (1000 to 15000 sensors).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-9077-8 an O(log .)-factor approximation by solving its dually related maximum concurrent flow problem. We formulate the minimum ratio-cut as a certain nondifferentiable optimization problem, and show that the global minimum of the optimization problem is equal to the minimum ratio-cut. Moreover, we provid

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