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Principles of the Twilight Theory,ent computational techniques have been developed to solve large size problems making it possible to solve many real world applications. This paper is a survey of the applications of the set covering, set packing, set partitioning models and their variants, including generalizations.

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Computing Distances between Evolutionary Trees,ard to compute, . the Hamming distance for binary strings, the Euclidean distance for geometric objects; some others are formulated as combinatorial optimization problems and thus pose nontrivial challenging algorithmic problems, sometimes even uncomputable, such as the universal information distance between two objects [4].

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