- In
graph theory, the
cutwidth of an
undirected graph is the
smallest integer k {\displaystyle k} with the
following property:
there is an
ordering of the...
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whose research includes work on
parallel approximation, on
algorithms for
cutwidth and
linear layout of graphs, on
algorithmic game theory, and on adversarial...
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families of cuts) the
cutwidth can be
smaller than the
carving width. However, the
carving width is
always at most the
maximum of the
cutwidth and the maximum...
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computer vision Split (graph theory)
Vertex separator Bridge (graph theory)
Cutwidth "NetworkX 2.6.2 do****entation". networkx.algorithms.cuts.cut_size. Archived...
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Science Department,
University of Waterloo. Chung, Fan R. K. (1985), "On the
cutwidth and the
topological bandwidth of a tree", SIAM
Journal on
Algebraic and...
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equal to its treewidth. The
pathwidth is also less than or
equal to the
cutwidth, the
minimum number of
edges that
cross any cut
between lower-numbered...
- its
number of pages, is its pagewidth. This is
defined analogously to
cutwidth as the
maximum number of
edges that can be
crossed by a ray perpendicular...
- in a
circular layout, the
angular resolution of the crossings, or the
cutwidth (the
maximum number of
edges that
connects one arc of the
circle to the...
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propagation delay (which is ****umed to be
proportional to wire length).
Cutwidth and pathwidth,
different NP-complete
optimization problems involving linear...
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crossing number of
every graph is lower-bounded by a
combination of its
cutwidth and
vertex degrees, by
Byrne et al. (2007) to
visualize interactions between...
