We prove that the First Fit bin packing algorithm is stable under the input distribution Ufk 2; kg for all k 3, settling an open question from the recent survey by Coman, Garey, and Johnson [3]. Our proof generalizes the multi-dimensional Markov chain analysis used by Kenyon, Rabani, and Sinclair to prove that Best Fit is also stable under these distributions [10]. Our proof is motivated by an analysis of Random Fit, a new simple packing algorithm related to First Fit, that is interesting in its own right. We show that Random Fit is stable under the input distributions Ufk 2; kg, as well as present worst-case bounds and some results on distributions Ufk 1; kg and Ufk; kg for Random Fit.
AbstractWe revisit three famous bin packing algorithms, namely Next Fit (NF), Worst Fit (WF) and Fir...
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We prove that the First Fit bin packing algorithm is stable under the input distribution U{k − 2, k}...
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Many complex proesses can be modeled by (countably) infinite, multidimensional Markov chains. Unfort...
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Best-fit is the best known algorithm for on-line bin-packing, in the sense that no algorithm is know...
AbstractThe average-case analysis of algorithms usually assumes independent, identical distributions...
In the bin packing problem, a list L of n items is to be packed into a sequence of unit capacity bin...
We give a simple proof and a generalization of the classical result which says that the (asymptotic)...
In the dual bin packing problem, the objective is to assign items of given size to the largest possi...
ABSTRACT: We prove that Best Fit bin packing has linear waste on the discrete distribution U{j, k} (...
We analyze the one-dimensional bin-packing problem under the assumption that bins have unit capacity...
AbstractWe revisit three famous bin packing algorithms, namely Next Fit (NF), Worst Fit (WF) and Fir...
This paper examines the monotonicity of the approximation bin packing algorithms Worst-Fit (WF), Wor...
The two- and three-dimensional random packing problems in Palasti's (1960) sense are studied by...
We prove that the First Fit bin packing algorithm is stable under the input distribution U{k − 2, k}...
We prove that the First Fit bin packing algorithm is stable under the input distribution Ufk \Gamma...
Many complex proesses can be modeled by (countably) infinite, multidimensional Markov chains. Unfort...
We study of the average case performance of the Best Fit algorithm for on-line bin packing under the...
Abstract. We consider the one-dimensional bin packing problem with unit-capacity bins and item sizes...
Best-fit is the best known algorithm for on-line bin-packing, in the sense that no algorithm is know...
AbstractThe average-case analysis of algorithms usually assumes independent, identical distributions...
In the bin packing problem, a list L of n items is to be packed into a sequence of unit capacity bin...
We give a simple proof and a generalization of the classical result which says that the (asymptotic)...
In the dual bin packing problem, the objective is to assign items of given size to the largest possi...
ABSTRACT: We prove that Best Fit bin packing has linear waste on the discrete distribution U{j, k} (...
We analyze the one-dimensional bin-packing problem under the assumption that bins have unit capacity...
AbstractWe revisit three famous bin packing algorithms, namely Next Fit (NF), Worst Fit (WF) and Fir...
This paper examines the monotonicity of the approximation bin packing algorithms Worst-Fit (WF), Wor...
The two- and three-dimensional random packing problems in Palasti's (1960) sense are studied by...