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Comparison of Four Heuristic Algorithms for Unified Allocation and Binding in High-Level Synthesis
- legal *) best_color := NewColor ( graph ) node.color := best_color best_cost := ColoringCost ( graph
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Comparison of Four Heuristic Algorithms for Unified Allocation and Binding in High-Level Synthesis
- then return graph end (* A new color is always legal *) best_color := NewColor ( graph ) node.color := best_color
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Self-stabilizing Algorithms for Graph Coloring
- Algorithm 1 finds a legal coloring of an arbitrary graph and uses not more than two colors when applied
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Extending and Implementing the Stable Model Semantics
- gives a legal coloring of the graph where a node v is colored with the color n i v(n) is included
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The Dinitz Problem is solved for rectangles
- the number of odd and even orientations of a graph and the existence of S-legal colorings of that graph
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Extending the Smodels System with Cardinality and Weight Constraints
- model of the program gives a legal coloring of the graph where a node v is colored with the color n i v
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Project Final Report
- graph is the minimal number of colors needed to legally color the graph. The clique number is the size
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Stable Model Semantics of Weight Constraint Rules
- model of the program, which is a set of atoms of the form v(n), gives a legal coloring of the graph
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