Abstract We study a bin packing problem in which a bin can contain at most k items of total size at most 1, where k ≥ 2 is a given parameter. Items are presented one by one in an online fashion. We analyze the best absolute competitive ratio of the problem and prove tight bounds of 2 for any k ≥ 4 . Additionally, we present bounds for relatively small values of k with respect to the asymptotic competitive ratio and the absolute competitive ratio. In particular, we provide tight bounds on the absolute competitive ratio of First Fit for k = 2 , 3 , 4 , and improve the known lower bounds on asymptotic competitive ratios for multiple values of k. Our method for obtaining a lower bound on the asymptotic competitive ratio using a certain type of ...
The competitive performance of the SRPT scheduling algorithm has been open for a long time except fo...
AbstractWe follow the work of [G. Gutin, T. Jensen, A. Yeo, On-line bin packing with two item sizes,...
The bin packing problem asks for a packing of a list of items from (0, 1] into the smallest possible...
Abstract We study a bin packing problem in which a bin can contain at most k items of total size at ...
Cardinality constrained bin packing or bin packing with cardinality constraints is a basic bin packi...
The bin packing problem has been extensively studied and numerous variants have been considered. The...
We improve the lower bound on the asymptotic competitive ratio of any online algorithm for bin packi...
We improve the lower bound on the asymptotic competitive ratio of any online algorithm for bin packi...
We revisit the classic online bin packing problem studied in the half-century. In this problem, item...
We revisit the classic online bin packing problem studied in the half-century. In this problem, item...
We revisit the classic online bin packing problem studied in the half-century. In this problem, item...
AbstractWe follow the work of [G. Gutin, T. Jensen, A. Yeo, On-line bin packing with two item sizes,...
The bin-packing problem asks for a packing of a list of items of sizes from (0, 1) into the smallest...
AbstractThe bin-packing problem asks for a packing of a list of items of sizes from (0,1] into the s...
AbstractIn competitive analysis, we usually do not put any restrictions on the computational complex...
The competitive performance of the SRPT scheduling algorithm has been open for a long time except fo...
AbstractWe follow the work of [G. Gutin, T. Jensen, A. Yeo, On-line bin packing with two item sizes,...
The bin packing problem asks for a packing of a list of items from (0, 1] into the smallest possible...
Abstract We study a bin packing problem in which a bin can contain at most k items of total size at ...
Cardinality constrained bin packing or bin packing with cardinality constraints is a basic bin packi...
The bin packing problem has been extensively studied and numerous variants have been considered. The...
We improve the lower bound on the asymptotic competitive ratio of any online algorithm for bin packi...
We improve the lower bound on the asymptotic competitive ratio of any online algorithm for bin packi...
We revisit the classic online bin packing problem studied in the half-century. In this problem, item...
We revisit the classic online bin packing problem studied in the half-century. In this problem, item...
We revisit the classic online bin packing problem studied in the half-century. In this problem, item...
AbstractWe follow the work of [G. Gutin, T. Jensen, A. Yeo, On-line bin packing with two item sizes,...
The bin-packing problem asks for a packing of a list of items of sizes from (0, 1) into the smallest...
AbstractThe bin-packing problem asks for a packing of a list of items of sizes from (0,1] into the s...
AbstractIn competitive analysis, we usually do not put any restrictions on the computational complex...
The competitive performance of the SRPT scheduling algorithm has been open for a long time except fo...
AbstractWe follow the work of [G. Gutin, T. Jensen, A. Yeo, On-line bin packing with two item sizes,...
The bin packing problem asks for a packing of a list of items from (0, 1] into the smallest possible...