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Computing Shortest Heterochromatic Monotone Routes
- Due to Excessive Length 1 Introduction Computing shortest paths in numerous geometrical scenarios is a
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Routing and Sorting on Fixed Topologies
- and sorting on parallel models of computation that are based on a fixed, bounded-degree topology
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Shortest-path network interdiction
- of interdicting a transportation network in order to maximize the shortest path length between two specified nodes
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On degree constrained shortest paths
- . In addition, each vertex has a degree/interface constraint. We wish to compute a shortest path in the graph
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The shortest path to complex networks
- , these are maximally random networks under the constraint that the mean degree of their vertices, 〈k〉, is fixed. (We
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A Graph Search Heuristic for Shortest Distance Paths
- A Graph Search Heuristic for Shortest Distance Paths Abstract This paper presents a heuristic
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Geometric Shortest Paths and Network Optimization
- is that of computing a "shortest path" between two nodes, s and t, in a graph whose edges have "weights" associated
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Shortest paths on dynamic graphs
- for computing point-to-point shortest paths on large-scale road networks whose arcs are weighted with a
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Selection of Appropriate Traffic of a Computer Network with Fixed Topology Using GAs
- _1_6 ______________________________________________________________________________________ Selection of Appropriate Traffic of a Computer Network with Fixed Topology Using GAs Alaa Sheta, Mohammad
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Topology
- Topology preserving linear filtering applied to medical imaging A. Buades A. Chien J.M. Morel S
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