2014
DOI: 10.1002/net.21579
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A branch‐and‐price algorithm for the (k,c)‐coloring problem

Abstract: In this article, we study the (k,c)-coloring problem, a generalization of the vertex coloring problem where we have to assign k colors to each vertex of an undirected graph, and two adjacent vertices can share at most c colors. We propose a new formulation for the (k,c)-coloring problem and develop a Branch-and-Price algorithm. We tested the algorithm on instances having from 20 to 80 vertices and different combinations for k and c, and compare it with a recent algorithm proposed in the literature. Computation… Show more

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“…Malaguti et al study a generalization of the vertex coloring problem where k colors need to be assigned to each vertex of an undirected graph, and two adjacent vertices can share at most c colors. The authors propose a new formulation for the problem, develop a branch‐and‐price algorithm, and analyze computational results.…”
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“…Malaguti et al study a generalization of the vertex coloring problem where k colors need to be assigned to each vertex of an undirected graph, and two adjacent vertices can share at most c colors. The authors propose a new formulation for the problem, develop a branch‐and‐price algorithm, and analyze computational results.…”
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confidence: 99%