AbstractGiven a finite graph G=(V,E), what is the worst-case complexity L(G) of finding an unknown edge e∗ϵE if the following tests are admitted: For any W⊂V we may test whether e∗⊂W or not. We prove that L(G)⩽log2|E|+3. This result is generalized to hypergraphs H=(V;E) of bounded rank: For any r, there exists some constant γr such that L(H)⩽log2|E|+γr for any hypergraph with rank ⩽r
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Suppose that a hypergraph H = (V,E) of rank r is given as well as a probability distribution p(e) (e...
Consider the following generalization of the classical sequential group testing problem for two defe...
Combinatorial search problems are represented as follows: An finite set M is searched for an object ...
AbstractConsider the following generalization of the sequential group testing problem for 2 defectiv...
In this work we consider the $(2,n)$ group testing problem with test sets of cardinality at most $p...
AbstractThe problem of searching a fugitive in a graph by a team of pursuers is considered. A new cr...
AbstractSuppose that a hypergraph H = (V, E) of rank r is given as well as a probability distributio...
AbstractLet G=(V,E) be a graph and ē∈E an unknown edge. In order to find ē we choose a sequence of ...
AbstractGiven a finite graph G=(V, E), what is the minimum number c(G) of incidence tests which are ...
AbstractWe give a competitive algorithm to identify all d defective edges in a hypergraph with d unk...
AbstractLet e(G) denote the edge number of a graph G, and let t(G) be the worst-case number of tests...
AbstractSuppose a graph G(V,E) contains one defective edge e. We search for the endpoints of e by as...
AbstractThe determination of defective elemets in a population by a series of group tests has receiv...
AbstractConsider the (2,n) group testing problem with test sets of cardinality at most 2. We determi...
AbstractIn a previous paper, Aigner studied the following search problem on graphs. For a graph G, l...
Suppose that a hypergraph H = (V,E) of rank r is given as well as a probability distribution p(e) (e...
Consider the following generalization of the classical sequential group testing problem for two defe...
Combinatorial search problems are represented as follows: An finite set M is searched for an object ...
AbstractConsider the following generalization of the sequential group testing problem for 2 defectiv...
In this work we consider the $(2,n)$ group testing problem with test sets of cardinality at most $p...
AbstractThe problem of searching a fugitive in a graph by a team of pursuers is considered. A new cr...