Many geometry problems can be solved by transformation to graph problems. Often, both the geometry version and graph version of the problem are NP-hard - and therefore not likely to be solved in polynomial time. One approach to solving these hard problems is to use fixed parameter tractable (FPT) algorithms. We present a framework for developing FPT algorithms for graph problems using dynamic programming, monadic second order logic of graphs, tree-width, and bidimensionality. We use this framework to obtain FPT results for covering tour problems on grid-graphs with turn costs. The results for these problems are not practical, but they demonstrate how the basic framework can be used to quickly obtain FPT results. We provide suggestions on fu...
We give an algorithm with runtime O(k 2k n 3 m) for the NP-complete problem [GT35 in 6] of deciding ...
International audienceThis paper presents an evaluation operator for single-trip vehicle routing pro...
We investigate the problem of algorithmically drawing graphs, i.e., the process of creating geometri...
This paper discusses the κ-BENDS TRAVELING SALESMAN PROBLEM. In this NP-complete problem, the inputs...
For a given graph (network) having costs [cij] associated with its links, the present paper examines...
We give a fixed-parameter tractable (FPT) approximation algorithm computing the pathwidth of a tourn...
of work carried out by me and that it has not been submitted to any previous application for a higer...
We consider a class of fixed-charge transportation problems over graphs. We show that this problem i...
We present computational results of an implementation based on the fixed parameter tractability (FPT...
While polynomial-time approximation algorithms remain a dominant notion in tackling computationally...
Bäckström studied the parameterised complexity of planning when the domain-transition graphs (DTGs) ...
We describe a restricted class of planning problems and polynomial time membership and plan existenc...
Causal graphs are widely used to analyze the complexity of planning problems. Many tractable classes...
Graph separation is a well-known tool to make (hard) graph problems accessible to a divide and conqu...
Our goal in this paper is the development of fast algorithms for recognizing general classes of grap...
We give an algorithm with runtime O(k 2k n 3 m) for the NP-complete problem [GT35 in 6] of deciding ...
International audienceThis paper presents an evaluation operator for single-trip vehicle routing pro...
We investigate the problem of algorithmically drawing graphs, i.e., the process of creating geometri...
This paper discusses the κ-BENDS TRAVELING SALESMAN PROBLEM. In this NP-complete problem, the inputs...
For a given graph (network) having costs [cij] associated with its links, the present paper examines...
We give a fixed-parameter tractable (FPT) approximation algorithm computing the pathwidth of a tourn...
of work carried out by me and that it has not been submitted to any previous application for a higer...
We consider a class of fixed-charge transportation problems over graphs. We show that this problem i...
We present computational results of an implementation based on the fixed parameter tractability (FPT...
While polynomial-time approximation algorithms remain a dominant notion in tackling computationally...
Bäckström studied the parameterised complexity of planning when the domain-transition graphs (DTGs) ...
We describe a restricted class of planning problems and polynomial time membership and plan existenc...
Causal graphs are widely used to analyze the complexity of planning problems. Many tractable classes...
Graph separation is a well-known tool to make (hard) graph problems accessible to a divide and conqu...
Our goal in this paper is the development of fast algorithms for recognizing general classes of grap...
We give an algorithm with runtime O(k 2k n 3 m) for the NP-complete problem [GT35 in 6] of deciding ...
International audienceThis paper presents an evaluation operator for single-trip vehicle routing pro...
We investigate the problem of algorithmically drawing graphs, i.e., the process of creating geometri...