2019
DOI: 10.1007/s10878-019-00513-y
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A primal-dual algorithm for the minimum partial set multi-cover problem

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“…Using the greedy algorithm, the nodes belonging to the same kind of community are connected by continuously merging with the community whose Q value grows the fastest or decreases the slowest [17]. Radicchi et al improved GN algorithm in 2003 and proposed a method to quantify the definition of community.…”
Section: Community Discovery Algorithm and Complex Networkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Using the greedy algorithm, the nodes belonging to the same kind of community are connected by continuously merging with the community whose Q value grows the fastest or decreases the slowest [17]. Radicchi et al improved GN algorithm in 2003 and proposed a method to quantify the definition of community.…”
Section: Community Discovery Algorithm and Complex Networkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This is called a partial set multi-cover problem and is less studied than the previous one. Ran et al address the difficulty of the problem [14], while recent works [15], [16] provide heuristics with bounded error that still require solving an integer linear problem at each step, which is computationally impossible in our context.…”
Section: B Set Covering Algorithmsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…where Φ is a matrix populated with the multiplicity of the coverage for each point. This is an extension of the set covering problem known as minimum partial set multi-cover problem, it is NPcomplete [16], and no efficient heuristics are yet known. To solve this problem, we start from a heuristic proposed for multi-camera visibility [20] and, after analyzing the specific problem and goal, we propose a simpler one with comparable performance.…”
Section: Maximizing W-coveragementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ran et al were the first to study the MinPSMC problem [17]. It was shown that MinpU is a special case of the MinPSMC problem, and the MinPSMC problem is at least as hard as the DkS problem [16]. Because of this hardness result, Ran et al [15] began to study the MinPSMC problem in a geometric setting.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…maximal consecutive segment covering p, point p is counted once. So, to prove (16), what we need to show is that there is only one maximal consecutive segment of Q covering p. For this purpose, we first prove the following claim.…”
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confidence: 99%