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ApproximationAlgorithm:

TheVertex-coverProblem

Sudipta SahaShubha1205014

Repon KumarRoy 1205002

MotivationalProblem

Approximation Algorithm: The Vertex-coverProblem

Sudipta Saha Shubha 1205014Repon Kumar Roy 1205002

Department of Computer Science and EngineeringBangladesh University of Engineering and Technology

December 24, 2015

ApproximationAlgorithm:

TheVertex-coverProblem

Sudipta SahaShubha1205014

Repon KumarRoy 1205002

MotivationalProblem

Table of Contents

1 Motivational Problem

ApproximationAlgorithm:

TheVertex-coverProblem

Sudipta SahaShubha1205014

Repon KumarRoy 1205002

MotivationalProblem

Motivational Problem : Modeling in Graph

ApproximationAlgorithm:

TheVertex-coverProblem

Sudipta SahaShubha1205014

Repon KumarRoy 1205002

MotivationalProblem

Formal Definition of Vertex Cover Problem

A vertex cover of an undirected graph

G = (V ,E ) is a subset V ′ ∈ V such that

if (u, v) is an edge of G , then either

u ∈ V ′ or v ∈ V ′(or both).

The vertex-cover problem is to find a

vertex cover of minimum size in a given

undirected graph. We call such a vertex

cover an optimal vertex cover.

ApproximationAlgorithm:

TheVertex-coverProblem

Sudipta SahaShubha1205014

Repon KumarRoy 1205002

MotivationalProblem

Formal Definition of Vertex Cover Problem

A vertex cover of an undirected graph

G = (V ,E ) is a subset V ′ ∈ V such that

if (u, v) is an edge of G , then either

u ∈ V ′ or v ∈ V ′(or both).

The vertex-cover problem is to find a

vertex cover of minimum size in a given

undirected graph. We call such a vertex

cover an optimal vertex cover.

ApproximationAlgorithm:

TheVertex-coverProblem

Sudipta SahaShubha1205014

Repon KumarRoy 1205002

MotivationalProblem

Formal Definition of Vertex Cover Problem

A vertex cover of an undirected graph

G = (V ,E ) is a subset V ′ ∈ V such that

if (u, v) is an edge of G , then either

u ∈ V ′ or v ∈ V ′(or both).

The vertex-cover problem is to find a

vertex cover of minimum size in a given

undirected graph. We call such a vertex

cover an optimal vertex cover.

ApproximationAlgorithm:

TheVertex-coverProblem

Sudipta SahaShubha1205014

Repon KumarRoy 1205002

MotivationalProblem

A Solution may be . . .

ApproximationAlgorithm:

TheVertex-coverProblem

Sudipta SahaShubha1205014

Repon KumarRoy 1205002

Way to Solution . . .

Time Complexity is O(2n × n)Time Complexity is exponential oninputNP-complete problem

ApproximationAlgorithm:

TheVertex-coverProblem

Sudipta SahaShubha1205014

Repon KumarRoy 1205002

Way to Solution . . .

Time Complexity is O(2n × n)

Time Complexity is exponential oninputNP-complete problem

ApproximationAlgorithm:

TheVertex-coverProblem

Sudipta SahaShubha1205014

Repon KumarRoy 1205002

Way to Solution . . .

Time Complexity is O(2n × n)Time Complexity is exponential oninput

NP-complete problem

ApproximationAlgorithm:

TheVertex-coverProblem

Sudipta SahaShubha1205014

Repon KumarRoy 1205002

TheApproximateAlgorithm

Applications

SomeQuestions

Way to Solution . . .

Time Complexity is O(2n × n)Time Complexity is exponential oninputNP-complete problem

ApproximationAlgorithm:

TheVertex-coverProblem

Sudipta SahaShubha1205014

Repon KumarRoy 1205002

TheApproximateAlgorithm

Applications

SomeQuestions

Way to Solution . . .

A language L ⊆ {0, 1}∗ isNP-complete if1. L ∈ NP , and2. L′ ≤p L for every L′ ∈ NP .

ApproximationAlgorithm:

TheVertex-coverProblem

Sudipta SahaShubha1205014

Repon KumarRoy 1205002

TheApproximateAlgorithm

Applications

SomeQuestions

Way to Solution . . .

Can be solved using dynamicprogramming in polynomial timewhen input graph is a tree.

ApproximationAlgorithm:

TheVertex-coverProblem

Sudipta SahaShubha1205014

Repon KumarRoy 1205002

TheApproximateAlgorithm

Applications

SomeQuestions

Way to Solution . . .

Needs approximation algorithm forgeneral graphWe call an algorithm that returnsnear-optimal solutions anapproximation algorithm

ApproximationAlgorithm:

TheVertex-coverProblem

Sudipta SahaShubha1205014

Repon KumarRoy 1205002

TheApproximateAlgorithm

Applications

SomeQuestions

Way to Solution . . .

Needs approximation algorithm forgeneral graph

We call an algorithm that returnsnear-optimal solutions anapproximation algorithm

ApproximationAlgorithm:

TheVertex-coverProblem

Sudipta SahaShubha1205014

Repon KumarRoy 1205002

TheApproximateAlgorithm

Applications

SomeQuestions

Way to Solution . . .

Needs approximation algorithm forgeneral graphWe call an algorithm that returnsnear-optimal solutions anapproximation algorithm

ApproximationAlgorithm:

TheVertex-coverProblem

Sudipta SahaShubha1205014

Repon KumarRoy 1205002

TheApproximateAlgorithm

Applications

SomeQuestions

Table of Contents

2 The Approximate Algorithm

3 Applications

4 Some Questions

ApproximationAlgorithm:

TheVertex-coverProblem

Sudipta SahaShubha1205014

Repon KumarRoy 1205002

TheApproximateAlgorithm

Applications

SomeQuestions

Simulation

ApproximationAlgorithm:

TheVertex-coverProblem

Sudipta SahaShubha1205014

Repon KumarRoy 1205002

TheApproximateAlgorithm

Applications

SomeQuestions

Simulation

ApproximationAlgorithm:

TheVertex-coverProblem

Sudipta SahaShubha1205014

Repon KumarRoy 1205002

TheApproximateAlgorithm

Applications

SomeQuestions

Simulation

ApproximationAlgorithm:

TheVertex-coverProblem

Sudipta SahaShubha1205014

Repon KumarRoy 1205002

TheApproximateAlgorithm

Applications

SomeQuestions

Simulation

ApproximationAlgorithm:

TheVertex-coverProblem

Sudipta SahaShubha1205014

Repon KumarRoy 1205002

TheApproximateAlgorithm

Applications

SomeQuestions

Simulation

ApproximationAlgorithm:

TheVertex-coverProblem

Sudipta SahaShubha1205014

Repon KumarRoy 1205002

TheApproximateAlgorithm

Applications

SomeQuestions

Time Complexity

O(V + E )

ApproximationAlgorithm:

TheVertex-coverProblem

Sudipta SahaShubha1205014

Repon KumarRoy 1205002

TheApproximateAlgorithm

Applications

SomeQuestions

Proof of 2-Approximation

We say that an algorithm for a problem has anapproximation ratio of ρ(n) if, for any input ofsize n, the cost X of the solution produced bythe algorithm is within a factor of ρ(n) of thecost X ∗ of an optimal solution:

max( XX ∗ ,

X ∗

X )≤ ρ(n).

ApproximationAlgorithm:

TheVertex-coverProblem

Sudipta SahaShubha1205014

Repon KumarRoy 1205002

TheApproximateAlgorithm

Applications

SomeQuestions

Proof of 2-Approximation(Is it a Vertex-Cover?)

ApproximationAlgorithm:

TheVertex-coverProblem

Sudipta SahaShubha1205014

Repon KumarRoy 1205002

TheApproximateAlgorithm

Applications

SomeQuestions

Proof of 2-Approximation

We need to prove that |X | ≤ 2|X ∗|We will first prove that |X ∗| ≥ |Y |

ApproximationAlgorithm:

TheVertex-coverProblem

Sudipta SahaShubha1205014

Repon KumarRoy 1205002

TheApproximateAlgorithm

Applications

SomeQuestions

Proof of 2-Approximation

We need to prove that |X | ≤ 2|X ∗|

We will first prove that |X ∗| ≥ |Y |

ApproximationAlgorithm:

TheVertex-coverProblem

Sudipta SahaShubha1205014

Repon KumarRoy 1205002

TheApproximateAlgorithm

Applications

SomeQuestions

Proof of 2-Approximation

We need to prove that |X | ≤ 2|X ∗|We will first prove that |X ∗| ≥ |Y |

ApproximationAlgorithm:

TheVertex-coverProblem

Sudipta SahaShubha1205014

Repon KumarRoy 1205002

TheApproximateAlgorithm

Applications

SomeQuestions

Proof of 2-Approximation(|X ∗| ≥ |Y |)

ApproximationAlgorithm:

TheVertex-coverProblem

Sudipta SahaShubha1205014

Repon KumarRoy 1205002

TheApproximateAlgorithm

Applications

SomeQuestions

Proof of 2-Approximation(|X ∗| ≥ |Y |) : AnotherSubset of Arbitrary Edges

ApproximationAlgorithm:

TheVertex-coverProblem

Sudipta SahaShubha1205014

Repon KumarRoy 1205002

TheApproximateAlgorithm

Applications

SomeQuestions

Proof of 2-Approximation(|X ∗| ≥ |Y |) : AnotherSubset of Arbitrary Edges

ApproximationAlgorithm:

TheVertex-coverProblem

Sudipta SahaShubha1205014

Repon KumarRoy 1205002

TheApproximateAlgorithm

Applications

SomeQuestions

Proof of 2-Approximation(|X ∗| ≥ |Y |) : AnotherSubset of Arbitrary Edges

ApproximationAlgorithm:

TheVertex-coverProblem

Sudipta SahaShubha1205014

Repon KumarRoy 1205002

TheApproximateAlgorithm

Applications

SomeQuestions

Proof of 2-Approximation(|X ∗| ≥ |Y |) : AnotherSubset of Arbitrary Edges

ApproximationAlgorithm:

TheVertex-coverProblem

Sudipta SahaShubha1205014

Repon KumarRoy 1205002

TheApproximateAlgorithm

Applications

SomeQuestions

Proof of 2-Approximation

Now we will prove that, |X | = 2|Y |

ApproximationAlgorithm:

TheVertex-coverProblem

Sudipta SahaShubha1205014

Repon KumarRoy 1205002

TheApproximateAlgorithm

Applications

SomeQuestions

Proof of 2-Approximation(|X | = 2|Y |)

ApproximationAlgorithm:

TheVertex-coverProblem

Sudipta SahaShubha1205014

Repon KumarRoy 1205002

TheApproximateAlgorithm

Applications

SomeQuestions

Proof of 2-Approximation

|X | = 2|Y ||Y | ≤ |X ∗|So,|X | ≤ 2|X ∗|thereby proving 2-Approximation

ApproximationAlgorithm:

TheVertex-coverProblem

Sudipta SahaShubha1205014

Repon KumarRoy 1205002

TheApproximateAlgorithm

Applications

SomeQuestions

Table of Contents

2 The Approximate Algorithm

3 Applications

4 Some Questions

ApproximationAlgorithm:

TheVertex-coverProblem

Sudipta SahaShubha1205014

Repon KumarRoy 1205002

TheApproximateAlgorithm

Applications

SomeQuestions

Applications

Selecting Optimal Position of Security

Cameras.

Setting of ATM booths Optimally.

For Bipartitle Graph, Maximum

Matiching = Minimum Vertex Cover.

ApproximationAlgorithm:

TheVertex-coverProblem

Sudipta SahaShubha1205014

Repon KumarRoy 1205002

TheApproximateAlgorithm

Applications

SomeQuestions

Applications

Selecting Optimal Position of Security

Cameras.

Setting of ATM booths Optimally.

For Bipartitle Graph, Maximum

Matiching = Minimum Vertex Cover.

ApproximationAlgorithm:

TheVertex-coverProblem

Sudipta SahaShubha1205014

Repon KumarRoy 1205002

TheApproximateAlgorithm

Applications

SomeQuestions

Applications

Selecting Optimal Position of Security

Cameras.

Setting of ATM booths Optimally.

For Bipartitle Graph, Maximum

Matiching = Minimum Vertex Cover.

ApproximationAlgorithm:

TheVertex-coverProblem

Sudipta SahaShubha1205014

Repon KumarRoy 1205002

TheApproximateAlgorithm

Applications

SomeQuestions

Applications

Selecting Optimal Position of Security

Cameras.

Setting of ATM booths Optimally.

For Bipartitle Graph, Maximum

Matiching = Minimum Vertex Cover.

ApproximationAlgorithm:

TheVertex-coverProblem

Sudipta SahaShubha1205014

Repon KumarRoy 1205002

TheApproximateAlgorithm

Applications

SomeQuestions

Table of Contents

2 The Approximate Algorithm

3 Applications

4 Some Questions

ApproximationAlgorithm:

TheVertex-coverProblem

Sudipta SahaShubha1205014

Repon KumarRoy 1205002

TheApproximateAlgorithm

Applications

SomeQuestions

Some Questions

Is there any graph where this

approximate algorithm always gives

twice the size of optimal solution?

How about repeatedly selecting a

vertex of highest degree, and removing

all of its incident edges?

ApproximationAlgorithm:

TheVertex-coverProblem

Sudipta SahaShubha1205014

Repon KumarRoy 1205002

TheApproximateAlgorithm

Applications

SomeQuestions

Some Questions

Is there any graph where this

approximate algorithm always gives

twice the size of optimal solution?

How about repeatedly selecting a

vertex of highest degree, and removing

all of its incident edges?

ApproximationAlgorithm:

TheVertex-coverProblem

Sudipta SahaShubha1205014

Repon KumarRoy 1205002

TheApproximateAlgorithm

Applications

SomeQuestions

Some Questions

Is there any graph where this

approximate algorithm always gives

twice the size of optimal solution?

How about repeatedly selecting a

vertex of highest degree, and removing

all of its incident edges?

ApproximationAlgorithm:

TheVertex-coverProblem

Sudipta SahaShubha1205014

Repon KumarRoy 1205002

TheApproximateAlgorithm

Applications

SomeQuestions

Thanks and Questions are Welcome

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