We present the first semi-streaming polynomial-time approximation scheme (PTAS) for the minimum feedback arc set problem on directed tournaments in a small number of passes. Namely, we obtain a (1 + ?)-approximation in time O (poly(n) 2^{poly(1/?)}), with p passes, in n^{1+1/p} ? poly((log n)/?) space. The only previous algorithm with this pass/space trade-off gave a 3-approximation (SODA, 2020), and other polynomial-time algorithms which achieved a (1+?)-approximation did so with quadratic memory or with a linear number of passes. We also present a new time/space trade-off for 1-pass algorithms that solve the tournament feedback arc set problem. This problem has several applications in machine learning such as creating linear classifiers a...
AbstractThe parameterized feedback vertex (arc) set problem is to find whether there are k vertices ...
In the paper, we define a new parameter for tournaments called degreewidth which can be seen as a me...
AbstractComplementing recent progress on classical complexity and polynomial-time approximability of...
We present a polynomial time approximation scheme (PTAS) for the minimum feedback arc set problem on...
AbstractA tournament T=(V,A) is a directed graph in which there is exactly one arc between every pai...
A tournament $T = (V,A)$ is a directed graph in which there is exactly one arc between every pair of...
AbstractWe consider the feedback vertex set and feedback arc set problems on bipartite tournaments. ...
International audienceAnswering a question of Bang-Jensen and Thomassen, we prove that the minimum f...
Given a tournament with an acyclic tournament as a feedback arc set we give necessary and sufficient...
A tournament T = (V,A) is a directed graph in which there is exactly one arc between every pair of d...
As various combinatorial optimization problems can be formulated as integer linear programs, polyhed...
A tournament is a directed graph T such that every pair of vertices is connected by an arc. A feedba...
In this series of two papers we examine the classical problem of ranking a set of players on the bas...
We consider the minimum-weight feedback vertex set problem in tournaments: given a tournament with n...
A bipartite tournament is a directed graph T:=(A cup B, E) such that every pair of vertices (a,b), a...
AbstractThe parameterized feedback vertex (arc) set problem is to find whether there are k vertices ...
In the paper, we define a new parameter for tournaments called degreewidth which can be seen as a me...
AbstractComplementing recent progress on classical complexity and polynomial-time approximability of...
We present a polynomial time approximation scheme (PTAS) for the minimum feedback arc set problem on...
AbstractA tournament T=(V,A) is a directed graph in which there is exactly one arc between every pai...
A tournament $T = (V,A)$ is a directed graph in which there is exactly one arc between every pair of...
AbstractWe consider the feedback vertex set and feedback arc set problems on bipartite tournaments. ...
International audienceAnswering a question of Bang-Jensen and Thomassen, we prove that the minimum f...
Given a tournament with an acyclic tournament as a feedback arc set we give necessary and sufficient...
A tournament T = (V,A) is a directed graph in which there is exactly one arc between every pair of d...
As various combinatorial optimization problems can be formulated as integer linear programs, polyhed...
A tournament is a directed graph T such that every pair of vertices is connected by an arc. A feedba...
In this series of two papers we examine the classical problem of ranking a set of players on the bas...
We consider the minimum-weight feedback vertex set problem in tournaments: given a tournament with n...
A bipartite tournament is a directed graph T:=(A cup B, E) such that every pair of vertices (a,b), a...
AbstractThe parameterized feedback vertex (arc) set problem is to find whether there are k vertices ...
In the paper, we define a new parameter for tournaments called degreewidth which can be seen as a me...
AbstractComplementing recent progress on classical complexity and polynomial-time approximability of...