Titlebook: Combinatorial Optimization and Applications; First International Andreas Dress,Yinfeng Xu,Binhai Zhu Conference proceedings 2007 Springer-

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Priyanka Singh,Fiona Lynch,Markus Helfert network are resource-constrained, especially in energy supply, and prone to failure. In this paper, we study the problem of constructing energy efficient and fault-tolerant target coverage. More specifically, we propose solutions to forming .-connected coverage of targets with the minimal number of

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Cornel Klein,Matthias Jarke,Oleg Gusikhinme algorithm for computing the vertex separation and the optimal layout for a unicyclic graph. The best algorithm known so far is given by Ellis et al. (2004) and needs .(. log.) time, where . is the number of vertices in the graph. By a linear-time transformation, we can compute the search number a

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Brian Donnellan,Cornel Klein,António Pascoalessive alignment algorithm for this very difficult problem. Given two groups A and B of aligned sequences, this algorithm uses Dynamic Programming and the sum-of-pairs objective function to determine an optimal alignment C of A and B. The proposed algorithm has a much lower time complexity compared

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Johannes Bach,Stefan Otten,Eric Saxblem with this new load-based cost objective is called the Energy Minimizing Vehicle Routing Problem (EMVRP). Integer linear programming formulations with .(..) binary variables and .(..) constraints are developed for the collection and delivery cases, separately. The proposed models are tested and

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Indrajit S. Acharyya,Adnan Al-Anbukyy network which has the minimum number of edges is the comparatively reliable network we want. As a special kind of graph, a critically .-neighbor-scattered graph is important and interesting in applications in communication networks. In this paper, we obtain some upper bounds and a lower bound for

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Robust IoT Based Parking Information Systemtly of all other vertices. Vertex pairs requiring connection are always present with probability 1. Our objective is to satisfy the connectivity requirements for every possibly materializable subgraph of the given metric graph, so as to optimize the expected total cost of edges used. This is a natur