A Practical Approach for Finding Small {Independent, Distance} Dominating Sets in Large-Scale Graphs
A Practical Approach for Finding Small {Independent, Distance} Dominating Sets in Large-Scale Graphs
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在大规模图中查找小{独立,距离}支配集的实用方法
DOI:
10.1007/978-3-319-03889-6_18
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发表时间:
2013
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Dorothea Wagner
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作者:
Liang Zhao;Hiroshi Kadowaki;Dorothea Wagner
Suppose that in a network, a node can dominate (or cover, monitor, etc) its neighbor nodes. An interesting question asks to find such a minimum set of nodes that dominate all the other nodes. This is known as theminimum dominating setproblem. A natural generalization assumes that a node can dominate nodes within a distanceR≥ 1, called the minimumdistancedominating set problem. On the other hand, if the distance between any two nodes in the dominating set must be at leastz≥ 1, then the problem is known as the minimumindependentdominating set problem. This paper considers to find a minimum distance-Rindependence-zdominating set for arbitraryRandz, which has applications in facility location, internet monitoring and others. We show a practical approach. Empirical studies show that usually it is very fast and quite accurate, thus suitable for Big Data analysis. Generalization to directed graphs, edge lengths, multi-dominating are also discussed.