AbstractGiven a set V of elements, S a family of subsets of V, and G a connected graph on vertex set S,a connected set cover (CSC) is a subfamily R of S such that every element in V is covered by at least one set of R, and the subgraph G[R] of G induced by R is connected. If furthermore G[R] is k-connected and every element in V is covered by at least m sets in R, then R is a (k,m)-CSC. In this paper, we present two approximation algorithms for the minimum CSC problem, and one approximation algorithm for the minimum (2,m)-CSC problem. Performance ratios are analyzed. These are the first approximation algorithms for CSC problems in general graphs with guaranteed performance ratios
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AbstractA flaw in the greedy approximation algorithm proposed by Zhang et al. (2009) [1] for the min...
AbstractA flaw in the greedy approximation algorithm proposed by Zhang et al. (2009) [1] for the min...
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AbstractWe consider the variant of the minimum vertex cover problem in which we require that the cov...
The problem of covering edges and vertices in a graph (or in a hypergraph) was motivated by a proble...
The problem of covering edges and vertices in a graph (or in a hypergraph) was motivated by a proble...
Consider a computer network represented by an undirected graph where the vertices represent computer...
Consider a computer network represented by an undirected graph where the vertices represent computer...
AbstractWe report that the Connected Set Cover (CSC) problem is just a special case of the Group Ste...
The problem of covering edges and vertices in a graph (or in a hypergraph) was motivated by a proble...
The problem of covering edges and vertices in a graph (or in a hypergraph) was motivated by a proble...
AbstractThis paper gives the first polynomial time approximation scheme for the connected vertex cov...
AbstractWe study the set-cover problem, i.e. given a collection C of subsets of a finite set U, find...
AbstractWe study a variation of the vertex cover problem where it is required that the graph induced...
AbstractGiven a set V of elements, S a family of subsets of V, and G a connected graph on vertex set...
AbstractA flaw in the greedy approximation algorithm proposed by Zhang et al. (2009) [1] for the min...
AbstractA flaw in the greedy approximation algorithm proposed by Zhang et al. (2009) [1] for the min...
A subset F of vertices is called a connected k-subgraph cover (VCC k ) if every connected subgraph o...
AbstractWe consider the variant of the minimum vertex cover problem in which we require that the cov...
The problem of covering edges and vertices in a graph (or in a hypergraph) was motivated by a proble...
The problem of covering edges and vertices in a graph (or in a hypergraph) was motivated by a proble...
Consider a computer network represented by an undirected graph where the vertices represent computer...
Consider a computer network represented by an undirected graph where the vertices represent computer...
AbstractWe report that the Connected Set Cover (CSC) problem is just a special case of the Group Ste...
The problem of covering edges and vertices in a graph (or in a hypergraph) was motivated by a proble...
The problem of covering edges and vertices in a graph (or in a hypergraph) was motivated by a proble...
AbstractThis paper gives the first polynomial time approximation scheme for the connected vertex cov...
AbstractWe study the set-cover problem, i.e. given a collection C of subsets of a finite set U, find...
AbstractWe study a variation of the vertex cover problem where it is required that the graph induced...