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

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Experimental Comparison of Heuristic and Approximation Algorithms for Uncapacitated Facility Locatieterministic and heuristic approximation algorithms have evolved. In this paper, we consider five of these approaches — the JMS- and the MYZ-approximation algorithms, a version of Local Search, a Tabu Search algorithm as well as a version of the Volume algorithm with randomized rounding. We compare

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,A Lazy Version of Eppstein’s , Shortest Paths Algorithm, . nodes and . arcs. To solve this problem, Eppstein’s algorithm first computes the shortest path tree and then builds a graph .(.) representing all possible deviations from the shortest path. Building .(.) takes .(.+. log .) time in the basic version of the algorithm. Once it has been built, the .

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A Clustering Algorithm for Interval Graph Test on Noisy Data,search, that is, to reassemble the clones to determine the relative position of fragments of DNA along the genome. The linear time algorithm by Booth and Lueker (1976) for this problem has a serious drawback: the data must be error-free. However, laboratory work is never flawless. We devised a new i

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The Reliable Algorithmic Software Challenge RASC,eloped part of theoretical computer science [.]..In comparison, algorithmic software is in its infancy. For many fundamental algorithmic tasks no reliable implementations are available due to a lack of understanding of the principles underlying reliable algorithmic software, some examples are given

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A New Class of Greedy Heuristics for Job Shop Scheduling Problems,p, i.e. with unlimited capacity buffer, and job shop problems with blocking and no-wait. The proposed algorithm family is a simple randomized greedy family based on a general formulation of the job shop problem. We report on an extensive study of the proposed algorithms, and comparisons with other g

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A Clustering Algorithm for Interval Graph Test on Noisy Data,and Lueker (1976) for this problem has a serious drawback: the data must be error-free. However, laboratory work is never flawless. We devised a new iterative clustering algorithm for this problem, which can accommodate noisy data and produce a likely interval model realizing the original graph.

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