In this paper, we present a modification of dynamic programming algorithms (DPA), which we denote as graphical algorithms (GrA). For the knapsack problem and some single machine scheduling problems, it is shown that the time complexity of the GrA is less than the time complexity of the standard DPA. Moreover, the average running time of the GrA is often essentially smaller. A GrA can also solve large-scale instances and instances, where the parameters are not integer. In addition, for some problems, GrA has a polynomial time complexity in contrast to a pseudo-polynomial complexity of DPA. 1
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AbstractIn this paper, we consider a graphical realization of dynamic programming. The concept is di...
After a series of publications of T.E. O’Neil et al. (e.g. in 2010), dynamic programming seems to be...
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International audienceAfter a series of publications of T.E. O'Neil et al. (e.g. in 2010), dynamic p...
We prove exponential lower bounds on the running time of Dynamic Programs (DP) of a certain class fo...
[[abstract]]Dynamic programming is one of the most powerful approaches to many combinatorial optimiz...
International audienceThis paper presents a preprocessing procedure for the 0–1 multidimensional kna...
We study the incremental knapsack problem, where one wishes to sequentially pack items into a knapsa...
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