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Implementation and Comparison of Heuristics for the Vertex Cover Problem on Huge Graphs

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Figure 1 shows an example on a small graph.
Fig. 2. Graph with 6 vertices and 8 edges
Table 1 (resp. 2) gives quality of solutions (resp. complexity in number of requests) obtained in the first level on graphs created by our generators and on random graphs
Table 3. Quality of solutions obtained in the second and third levels, expressed in percentage of n
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