18 results with keyword: 'minimum vertex cover in rectangle graphs'
We consider the Minimum Vertex Cover problem in intersection graphs of axis-parallel rectangles on the plane. This algorithm extends to intersection graphs of pseudo-disks. 5 + ε )
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The process of using the data to draw conclusions about the whole population, while acknowledging the extent of our uncertainty about our findings, is called statistical
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This section compares NoiseVC with FastVC using real-world massive graphs, since FastVC outperforms other existing local search algorithms on finding vertex covers in massive
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• Example: the Minimum Vertex Cover function Example: the Minimum Vertex Cover function.. •
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Experimental results on a broad range of real world massive graphs show that FastVC finds much better vertex covers (and thus also independent sets) than state of the art local
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On the other hand, we construct a FVS V in this way: we skip the t first vertices and we pick alternately one on two of the n − t last vertices (see Figure 1). Assume that the
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In this paper we introduced and studied two natural temporal extensions of the problem Vertex Cover for static graphs, namely Temporal Vertex Cover and Sliding Window Temporal
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In this paper we introduced and studied two natural temporal extensions of the problem Vertex Cover for static graphs, namely Temporal Vertex Cover and Sliding Window Temporal
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The delay circuit delays the output signal from the time at which the power voltage (VDD) exceeds the release voltage (+VDET) when VDD is turned on.. The output signal is not
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• DISCUSSION OF NEW ASSISTANT CHIEF POSITION • DISCUSSION ON POSSIBLE DISABILITY PENSION • UPDATE ON PROBATIONARY FIREFIGHTERS ** THE MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSLY.. The
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In this paper, we derived the vertex cover polynomial of Gear graph and some properties of the coefficients of the vertex cover polynomials of Gear graphs have
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We trace the effectiveness of the dominance rule back to two properties that are often observed in real-world networks: a heterogeneous degree distribution (the network contains
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A vertex cover of a graph is a set of vertices that covers all the edges of The vertex covering number is a minimum cardinality of a vertex cover in The vertex
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Even the case where H is a single path on r vertices (denoted P r ) is settled neither for Vertex Cover nor for Connected Vertex Cover; it is not known if there exists an integer r
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Hamzeh, A, Iranmanesh, A, Hossein-Zadeh, S, Diudea, MV: Generalized degree distance of trees, unicyclic and bicyclic graphs.. Dankelmann, P, Gutman, I, Mukwembi, S, Swart, HC: On
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[3] with problem specific data reduction rules, kernels of linear sizes were obtained for a variety of parameterized problems on planar graphs including Con- nected Vertex
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