Clique-connecting forest and stable set polytopes

We consider the Directed Spanning Forest (DSF) constructed as follows: given a Poisson point process N on the plane, the ancestor of each point is the nearest vertex of N having

• In the fifth chapter, we apply the AMTS algorithm proposed in Chapter 2 for the maximum clique problem to deal with the graph coloring problem, and present the heuristic approach

To demonstrate the usefulness of the PUSH operator for solving MVWCP, we introduced two restart tabu search algorithms (ReTS-I and ReTS-II) which apply PUSH on different candidate

This bound is then used to remove some vertices from P after each branching step in the following way: select a vertex v and compute the upper bound using the matching algorithm for

More precisely, we establish the relation between spanning star forests and dominating sets when the graph is a simple cycle C and give a complete linear description for SF P (C)

This paper addresses this question through a case study in Wales, which aims to: (1) assess how beliefs in climate change in the private sector have influenced forest manage-

To improve the quality of a constructed clique, local search can be used to explore its neighborhood, i.e., the set of cliques that can be obtained by removing and/or adding a

• If the measurement error is assumed to be distributed quasi-uniformly, OMNE / GOMNE is a Maximum Likelihood Estimator. • Maximum Likelihood Estimation in an interval